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Ships sailing from England to the Canary Islands primarily headed southwest. This route allowed them to take advantage of prevailing winds and ocean currents, navigating across the Atlantic Ocean. The journey typically involved setting a course that aimed to reach the trade winds, which would help propel them towards their destination.
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What direction did the ships sail from canary isles the west indies?
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What direction did the the ships sail from the canary isles to the west indies?
east
What direction did the ships sail from England to the Canary Isles?
from the canary isles they sailed south
Who sent ships to Azores canary islands and west coast of Africa?
Henry the Navigator
Why ships only move in one direction?
Many ships can move in any direction including backwards
When did Henry the Navigator send ships to azores canary islands and west coast of Africa?
1830
What current could help increase the speed of a ship traveling from the United States to the British Isles?
The North Atlantic Current could help increase the speed of ships traveling to the British Isles.
Why are the British isles and Scandinavia known as maritime nations?
Because they both rely (and relied) on ships for trade and commerce.
The science of determining a ships direction and location?
navagation
What direction did the ships sail from the West Indian to Jamestown?
north
Why should two ships sail in the same direction?
Two ships sailing in the same direction can reduce the risk of collisions by maintaining a consistent course and speed. It also makes it easier for one ship to overtake another, minimizing potential hazards. Coordination in direction can help ships maintain a safe distance and facilitate communication between them.
what attack prompted the u.s. to enter the war?
Germany sank many American merchant ships around the British Isles which prompted the American entry into the war.
