He made the first map to name America.
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Martin Waldseemuller printed the first map that used the name America and it was named after him in 1507
Amerigo Vespucci didnt name America Martin Waldseemuller did in 1507 after America was named Amerigo died shortly after in 1512
Amerigo Vespucci Yet he was Italian not German. ___ I think the mapmaker was German (Martin Waldseemuller), not the man he named the continent after. the first answer was correct. i know cuz im in fifth grade.
Amerigo did claim he landed on the American mainland before Columbus. In 1507 a German geographer named Martin Waldseemuller accepted the claim and in a book he published in 1507 he named the new land "America."
No, he didn't. Columbus landed in the New World in 1492, a few years before Vespucci, but because of bad word of mouth during this time, a cartographer, Martin Waldseemuller, mistakenly thought Vespucci had landed in the New World before Christopher Columbus after an account of Vespucci's 1497 expedition was published. Waldseemuller maned the continent America after him.
Yes, today April 25 is a milestone in the rise of modern Earth science for understanding "Who Named Earth?" Today, in 1507 at Ville St. Die France, the cartographer Martin Waldseemuller print the first projection of our planet to include the continents. The named America first appeared. Who Named America? marks the milestone of humanity's understanding of planet earth in the rise of science, geography and humanities. First, for April World Georgraphy Month, begin by understanding the word "earth", to recognize the Latin origin "Terra" for "dirt" or "land" ... The 1507 Waldseemuller globe map is the first to depict the planet using the mathematical calculation of Amerigo Vespucci. The real scientific value is how his voyage(s) followed along the equator. As a trained astronomer, this exploration resulted in developing the mathematical formula for measuring the distance between planets, and thus the calculation of "la terra" circumference - the cornerstone of today's 21st Century projection - 500 years later. The Waldseemuller globe map energized the imaginations of the 15th Century. Again, for the 21st Century, for Earth Day, celebrate by downloading the Waldseemuller globe map that named America to cut and shape into a ball of our planet. The map is again engaging the public to ask Who Named America? as a learning tool, and again, open local window to worldwide learning for the America500 Birthday Worldwide Extravaganza 2007-12. Riccardo Gaudino, Historian
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aprox 6 voyages starting in 1478 and ending 1505 befor he became Mayor of Spain dying 4 years later first= 1478 second= 1494 (or 1499 ?) third= 1501 fourth= 1503 5th and 6th= 1505 in 1507 German mapmaker Martin Waldseemuller printed the first map that used the name America for the new world because Vespucci sugested that Columbas never really did sail to the indies but discovered a whole new world. Martin the German Geographer suggested that since he was the first to realize it, America was to be named after Amerigo "America"
Amerigo Vespucci is believed to have died on February 22, 1512 of malaria. He was an Italian explorer, navigator and cartographer, whose name the Americas derived from the feminized Latin version of his first name. His name was given to North and South America because he was the first to recognize that it wasn't part of Asia. This led the mapmaker, Martin Waldseemuller, to consider him instead of Columbus, as the man who discovered America.