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Which European explorer was murdered by his own men?
The European explorer who was murdered by his own men was Ferdinand Magellan. He was killed in the Philippines in 1521 during a conflict with local tribes. His crew, however, continued the expedition and ultimately became the first to circumnavigate the globe. Magellan's death highlights the dangers and conflicts faced by explorers during the Age of Discovery.
What were the results of the Sepoy Mutiny?
the result of the sepoy Mutiny was rebelion from the people.
Why was the first war of independence called sepoy mutiny?
India's first was of independence was also called the Sepoy Mutiny because it was a mutiny of the Sepoys in the East India Company Army.
How do you make a sentence using the word mutiny?
The crew has been muttering about mutiny, sir.
A theathrus to tell you three words that will describe the word mutiny?
Thesaurus words for mutiny are:As a verb, mutiny means to rebel, revolt, riot, or rise.As a noun, mutiny means an insurrection, a rebellion, a revolt, an uprising, a riot, or sedition.
What did Columbus face on his journey?
He faced Mutiny
Which explorer voyage ended in mutiny?
jhon cobot
Who was the explorer who's voyage ended in mutiny?
Henry Hudson
What were three obstacles that early European explores faced?
-Poor Maps and Navigation Systems -Disease/Starvation -Fear of Unknown -Lack of Adequate Supplies -Mutiny among the crew -Piracy
Who was the explorer whose voyage ended ended in mutiny?
Henry Hudson
Who was the explorer whose last voyage ended in mutiny?
Henry Hudson
What was the explorer whose last voyage ended in mutiny?
jone kabot
Which explorer last voyage ended in mutiny with six letters?
Cortes
Which explorer last voyage ended in mutiny?
Henry Hudson
Who was the first European explorer?
The first European explorer was Marco Polo.
Is balboa a explorer?
yes, balboa IS a European explorer
Which explorer was sent adrift by his crew to die?
Henry Hudson was set adrift with some of his crew after a mutiny.
