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Other ships are destroyed because of a typhoon, others from a war while others sank. Only Victoria, returned to Spain.

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Trinidad, San Antonio, Santiago, Concepcion and Victoria

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Magellan proved 5 things

1.) It is possible to circumnavigate the world.

2.) That the Earth was round and not flat.

3.) That you can reach the East by sailing through the West.

4.) The discovery of a large body of water which he named the Pacific Ocean.

5.) A way to reach the East without violating the Treaty of Tordesillas.

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santiago,san antonio,concepcion,Trinidad at Victoria (ang nakapunta sa pilipinas ay ang Victoria ngunit ang victoria din ang nakabalik sa spain at iba na ang naging henete nito nung naka balik sa spain wag kayong maniwala na ang bumalik sa spain ay ang trinidad)Ang barkong trinidad ay ninakaw..Ang barkong san antonio ay sinunog...Ang barkong conception ay nasira dahil sa bagyo..Ang barkong victoria lamang ang nakauwi at ang barkong santiago ay umuwi..

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At the age of ten Magellan worked for the Queen of Portugal. By the time he was 35 he had worked for many people which I do not know but he left Portugal for Spain and worked for the King there to take a voyage to the Spice Islands.

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yes he did.

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the outcome of his journy was that he was the first time that some one went around the world. even though he didnt make it he was the letter so it counted. ony 18 of out more then 200 people came back and 1 of out of 5 ships came back and you were pretty lucky if you survied

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The Magellan 3100 already comes preloaded, the USB cable is only for updating the firmware.

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Ferdinand Magellan treated the native people with kindness and respect until they started a war against each other it was horrible then a native shot an arrow in Ferdinand Magellan's leg .Ferdinand Magellan crew took him back to sea. but Ferdinand Magellan did not so he died

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All of Magellan's cousins were European.

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no...

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maybe

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Magellan was the first person to lead an expedition across the Pacific Ocean. He discovered the Strait of Magellan, near (near the bottom of South America) the most important route between the Atlantic & Pacific Oceans prior to the Panama Canal. He was the first European to reach the Philippines. Magellan was killed there, but his crew went on from there to become the first explorers in history to go all the way around the world.

He discovered new animals -penguins, and animals in South America that he called "camels without humps."

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philippines

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Trinidad

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• Ferdinand Magellan discovered the passage between the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans at the tip of South America, now called the Straits of Magellan
• He also discovered and named the Pacific Ocean

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No i am a social studies teacher and remember that Magellan went arund the world

>>For a social studies teacher, your answer is gramatically, syntaxically, and informationally rather lacking.

Magellan did end up claiming quite a few areas for Spain on his voyages, such as the "Spice Islands". However, he is remembered for sailing around the world (although he himself didn't quite make it all the way--he was killed halfway).

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The Ancient Greeks knew the world was round.

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His death was not what sparked WWI -.- that was Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Ferdinand Franco was the Fascist dictator of Spain that later got killed by his people.

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Magellan, though Portuguese by birth, captained a Spanish fleet with the intention of reaching the Spice Islands (Maluku, Indonesia) by sailing west around South America.

The expedition, from 1519-1522, became famous as the first to sail completely around the Earth. After Magellan was killed during a battle against natives in the Philippines (1521), the Basque captain Juan Sebastian Elcano took command and completed the voyage by sailing west around Africa. Only one ship out of the original five made it back to Spain, and only 18 of the 270 crew members (4 others survived and returned after capture by the Portuguese).

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The Spaniards didn't want the Portuguese to get any glory

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yes

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From his point of view, he had permission from the King, who was given authority by the Pope, to do exactly what he did.

From the point of view of the Filipino people, of course he did not have the right to claim ownership of a country 10,000 miles away with its own languages and cultures.