Why did Ferdinand Magellan sail around the world?
He wanted to find the spice island in Indonesia. But he also wanted to find a westward route because since he though the world was round, he would still reach the spice islands even if he was sailing from a different point.
that the earth is round just like what Magellan said ...
`The church says the earth is flat, but I know that it is round, for I have seen the shadow on the moon, and I have more faith in a shadow than in the church"
Did Ferdinand Magellan finish his trip around the world?
Magellan was killed in Polynesia by natives before ever finishing his circumnavigation. His crew however continued the voyage after his death and a small part of the crew succesfully arrived in Europe.
What are some challenges Ferdinand Magellan face?
Ferdinand Magellan had to deal with the Portuguese king doubting his loyalty. He had to deal with being wounded in Morocco. He had to deal with some of his men turning against him. He had to deal with the extreme cold of Tierra del Fuego and the heat of Brazil.
Did Ferdinand Magellan die of starvation?
Yes, he died April 27th, 1521, in a battle with natives in the Philippines.
Where was Magellan born in 1480?
Though it is unsure of the exact date of when Magellan was born, we know he was born in Lisbon, Portugal in 1480.
He was born in the year 1480 in the province of Tras OS Montes, Portugal.
Was Ferdinand Magellan's voyage successful?
In 1521, Maggeland Landed in Cebu, in the Philippines to christianized the moro-muslim archepilago, He did not achive his goal beacause he was killed by a Moro - Muslim warrior by the name of RAJAH-DATU LAPULAPU, THE LEADER OF THE NATIVE BANGSA MORO NATION, before Philippines.
How long did it take for Magellan to cross the Atlantic?
It took 3 weeks to sail through the straight
What were the routes taken by Ferdinand Magellan?
Magellan's route
Magellan did not discover the Philippines; He got killed after landing in the island and the Spaniard "ELCANO" controlled the operation.
CONCLUSION:
The Philippines were discovered by the Spaniards
What was Ferdinand Magellan's full name?
His Portuguese name is commonly spelled Fernao de Magalhaes. The a in Fernao has a tilde above it, as the a in haes.
It is also spelled Fernam de Magalhaens or Magalhains, all of which would capture the sound of his name as Portuguese would create the sound.
What country did Ferdinand Magellan sail and explore for?
Ferdinand Magellan was born in 1480 in Sabrosa, Portugal to Rui de Magalhaes and Alda de Mesquita. Because his family had ties to the royal family, Magellan became a page to the Portuguese queen after his parents' untimely deaths in 1490. This allowed him the opportunity to become educated and learn about the various Portuguese exploration expeditions- possibly even those conducted by Christopher Columbus.
What was Ferdinand Magellan's country of origin?
Magellan was originally from Portugal, but later obtained Spanish nationality in order to serve king Charles I of Spain in search of a westward route to the "Spice Islands", which led to his circumnavigation of the world.
Did Magellan know the world was round?
Yes, Marco Polo did discover that the world is round. Being, an Italian merchant traveler, he toured the world on ship where he made the conclusion that the world is round.
Why is Ferdinand Magellen famous?
He was the first to sail all the way around the world. Even though he didn't qiute make it all the way, his ship made it all the way arouond and back to his home. That was his greatest accomplishment.
In 1519 who began the first circumnavigation of the world?
It was Ferdinand Magellan, but he died in the middle of a quarrel along with fourty of his men, before completing the circumnavigation, so a captain named Sebastian del Cano took over and completed the voyage, there was one-hundred and fifteen survivors.
Why is Lapu-lapu called the conqueror?
it is the datu on the Mactan He kill Magellan He killed Magellan bec. Magella almost hold phppilipines
Can you provide a genuine clear image of Lapu-lapu of Philippines?
I believe that was written to most books are different from what the Spaniards saw upon their arrival, especially in Luzon. Filipinos in those days don't seem to be primitive and savage as there are found treasures and gold artistically crafted more than what was found in Egypt. I believe, there are some twisted truth about Philippine History and some realities in those days were intentionally hidden to world. Hope an institution like National Geographic, Discovery and credible international research firms will help look into this more accurately and rigidly.
How come the Spanish team led by Magellan with advance armory and battle skills were beaten by locals headed by Lapu-Lapu? And why is it that Michael Angello and his peers learned his craft for more than a decade, where in Juan Luna only learned in four years yet have beaten the so called toast of the world with his painting "Spollarium?" why is it that up to now, Filipino contributions, achievements and graciousness to the world were always ignored and no publisher or award giving bodies dare to give credits? Isn't it that the first vehicle sent on moon was desgined by filipino and Filipinos are the among the fist Asian achievers in Harvard and top American institution? Is Philippines really the nation of servants, or just a victim of exploitations of world powerful nations up to this day?