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i think Amerigo had about 102 men on this trip with him.
Amerigo Vespucci had three ships during his second voyage, which took place in 1499-1500. The three ships were named "Sancta Maria," "Sancto António," and "Concepción."
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain sponsored Amerigo Vespucci in his voyages. The main trip being the one that brought him to the New World, which later took his name. edit by someone else: one of his voyages was funded by Portugal. The rest were Spain.
he had to get ships .
he did it by having sex
i think Amerigo had about 102 men on this trip with him.
Amerigo Vespucci had three ships during his second voyage, which took place in 1499-1500. The three ships were named "Sancta Maria," "Sancto António," and "Concepción."
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain sponsored Amerigo Vespucci in his voyages. The main trip being the one that brought him to the New World, which later took his name. edit by someone else: one of his voyages was funded by Portugal. The rest were Spain.
Amerigo Vespucci's date of birth was was born (1454- 1512) in Italy but soon went to Spain to help ships to get what they needed for journeys. he traveled for Spain on his first voyage and Portugal on his second.
he had to get ships .
he did it by having sex
Amerigo Vespucci asked the Portuguese King Manuel I to provide money and ships for his voyage to explore the New World. Vespucci was a navigator and explorer who played a significant role in the early exploration of the Americas.
Amerigo Vespucci took four ships.It is for real.Im not kidding i looked it up online.B)
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it was hard for him to get the ships together
The names of Amerigo Vespucci's ships were the San Antiago, Repertaga, Wegiz,and the Girmand.
On Amerigo Vespucci's third voyage, which took place from 1501 to 1502, he sailed on ships named the Caravel and the Nina. These vessels were part of an expedition commissioned by the Portuguese crown to explore the coast of South America. This voyage contributed to the European understanding of the New World, leading to Vespucci's recognition as a significant figure in early exploration.