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Would the west have risen( to dominate the globe) as it did in the later half of the millennium if not for southernization?
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What origin is the name Callie from?
The name Callie is of Greek origin but is widely used across the globe, the name Callie has been quite popular in the United States and has many namesakes and has twenty two variant forms.
Why did Christopher Columbus searched for a western route to Asia?
Because he wanted to find a short and easy route to the East's spices and other treasures. But he badly miscalculated how long the trip would be. His Bible was a map that located the coast of China a little west of California and he added to the mistake made there by estimating the size of the globe (and so, the distance to that point) at 25% less than it really was. So he thought that it would be a 3,500 miles-long trip to China and India instead of the more than 22,000 miles it really was. At the time, the true size and shape of the globe was exactly known, so it really was a stupid mistake by Columbus. It was even pointed out to him by Portuguese navigation experts, but he refused to believe them. In the end, it was pure luck that got him to bump into the Carribean islands before his provisions ran out.
Why did people cross the land bridge?
For the same reason humans migrated to anywhere else on Earth from Mesopotamia. We(modern humans) are not exactly sure why our ancestors did this. A popular theory is that they were searching for more land to live and farm. For example: If someone builds a house, their descendent can't build another one in the exact same spot. So they have to find a different spot. So they built houses, planted crops, etc and it would grow into a city. Over time, humans spread accross the globe like this.
What happened to the golden hind?
The original ship Golden Hind, used by Sir Francis Drake to circumnavigate the globe, served as a display vessel after his return. It remained on display in England for about 100 years, until it had finally rotted to the point where it was broken up.There have been replicas made, and one now sits in London.
How did the term OK originate?
OK is just like any other terms. The rea speling for the term OK, is okay. It is said OK because O sounds like an o, and kay sounds like K, therefore it is OK! If you found my answer helpfu please email me. akcutecool@gmail.com You can even email me questions rhen asking them on answer.com I would be pleased to help you. :) Aks OK is one of the most successful 'Americanisms' meaning 'all right, or well enough'. It was first used in Boston in 1839 in the Boston Globe Newspaper who were asking for the translations of well known companies, so well known that only the initials were used to identify them. An entry was sent in, by a Dutch resident of New York, asking if anyone knew the meaning of OK. The answer was Orl Korrect. This was an incorrect spelling, it should have been Allus Korrectus or AK. Later in 1840, a potential Presidential candidate, Martin Van Burren, who came from Old Kinderhook, a suburb of New York, coined the slogan 'you will be OK with OK' . Taking the incorrect spelling from the Boston Globe Newspaper of OK, and the initials of his location in New York, Old Kinderhook. Thus the slogan 'you will be OK with OK
What tools would you need to use a globe?
a Globe
Would you find an airport symbol on the globe Why or why not?
Would you find an airport symbol on the globe
What distance on earth would 1 centimeter on the globe represent?
That would depend on which scale (size) the globe is made in.
Why was the globe theatre built shaped as a globe?
Hence the name.... Globe theatre. Would it make sense if it was a rectangular prism?
Would a globe weigh 1440 grams or 1440 kilograms?
It could weigh either, depending upon the size of the globe and the material used to make the globe. A desktop globe would weigh in the region of 1440 g = 1.44 kg A monument globe placed in a park would likely weigh in the region of 1440 kg = 1.44 t.
Why was the globe theater called the globe?
The Globe Theatre was not Globe-shaped (it would be a sphere if so), but it was called that probably because you could see representations of everything in the world there.
How many dimensions does a globe have?
A globe or sphere, is a three dimensional shape. One dimension would simply be a line, while two dimensions would be a circle.
How You Would Describe A Globe?
circle
How would describe a globe?
circle
Is Australia to scale on a globe?
It would be as much to scale as any other country on the same globe.
Why would you use a map instead of a globe or an aerial photograph to find your way around you city?
You would use map instead of a globe because on a globe you would barley see south Jersey.But if you use a map you would be able to find even EHT.
Why would you use a map instead of a globe or an aerial photograph to find your way around your city?
You would use map instead of a globe because on a globe you would barley see south Jersey.But if you use a map you would be able to find even EHT.
