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Ferdinand Magellan

Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese explorer who captained five Spanish ships and 251 men in the first around-the-world voyage. He was the first explorer to cross the Pacific Ocean and circumnavigate the world.

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What is the causes of Magellan mutiny?

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The five ships were having many difficulties. All 5 ships were running out of food and water. I think (this is just my guess) that the crew of one ship got mad and tired enough of the trip. The one ship was overthrown. The crew of this one ship sailed back to where they ported off. At least that's what I would do in there position (actually I would pray to God to bring us to shore soon, because I'm Christian.)

What was the purpose of Magellan trip?

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To make the first complete circumnavigational trip around the world by boat. 5 ships left Spain commended by Ferdinand Magellan. He was killed in the Philippines by the natives. However, one of the five ships did manage to sail around the world sailing in a eastern direction, until it returned to Spain.

Where did Magellan start his exploration?

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Ferdinand Magellan's first voyage began in 1505

What was Ferdinand Magellan's greatest accomplishments?

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His ships were the first to navigate the world. He was killed in the Philippines, but his men made it home.

What were Ferdinand Magellan biggest failures?

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Magellan failed when he went on an expedition and didn't make it alive.

Named by Ferdinand Magellan?

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He named it Filipinas after King Philip II.

How long did Magellan live?

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late 15th century.

What was the significance of Ferdinand magnellans voyage which began in 1519?

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because ferdinand's voyage turned out to be the first circumnavigation of the world and he traveld across unknown parts of the world and he fownd new routs to the spice islands.









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Magellan satellite discovered what about Venus?

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About 75% of Venus seemed to be covered by lava plains.

What Magellan eat?

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The sailors of his time had dried meats, barrels of water, dried beans, and they might get food when they landed in places. There were no kitchens on ships so no food was cooked and there were no beds or bathrooms. It was very rough living.

What did Magellan discover?

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Magellan's expedition was the first to successfully sail around the whole world (although only 18 out of 257 managed to return, and Magellan himself got killed on the way), and quite a few places and animals they found were previously unknown to Europeans.

Among other things, Magellan discovered the Strait of Magellan, which runs between the Atlantic and the Pacific near the southern tip of South America, and a species of penguin called the Magellanic Penguin.

His expedition also established the need for the international date line, you could say he discovered that.

Among things he did NOT discover - he found them early but was not the first European to do so - are:

  • The Magellanic Clouds, a pair of galaxies: Described by Magellan's crew, but observed by a couple of Italians about 30 years earlier, and described by a Persian astronomer 500 years prior to that.
  • The Pacific: Magellan's expedition were the first Europeans to enter the Pacific through the Strait of Magellan, but Spanish explorer Vasco Nuñez de Balboa had seen the Pacific a few years earlier, by land across Panama.
  • The Philippines: Parts of the Philippines were already known to the Portuguese, and Arab traders had established commerce there centuries earlier.

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What was Feridinand Magellan importance?

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it was important because he sailed around the world

How many men and ships survived the first journey around the world?

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The first one we have a record of was a Spanish expedition of five ships and a crew of about 270 led by Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan, who was silly enough to meddle in local politics in the Philippines and was killed.

Four of the ships were lost, and one the Vittoriamade it back to Spain. Its master Juan El Cano and 17 crewmen of the original 43-man crew of the ship survived to return.

Why did the sailors agree to go on voyages like Magellan's?

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because they wanted him to get spices

What did Ferdinand Magellan do that made him famous?

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Ferdinand Magellan was famous for circumnavigating the earth, though he was killed toward the end of his journey. When he landed on Cebu, he converted the Chief from their native religion to Christianity. When other islands heard of this, they began a war against this decision. It was in this war, that Magellan was killed in 1521. What remained of his crew returned to Spain on his behalf in 1522. He also discovered the Pacific Ocean which he named. Pacific means 'peace' or 'peaceful'. Ferdinand Magellan was also known for being able to put down a mutiny on his ship using strength and wit.

Was Magellan worth defending document analysis answers?

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is magellan worth not defending? is da sky not blue? am i not typing? we dont know

What did Ferdinand Magellan eat to avoid starvation?

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Ferdinand Magellan ate bread, fish, and corncake. When they ran out of food he had to eat rats!

What two things did Magellan miscalculate?

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1. trade opened up a great deal, with new markets everywhere around the world there was a great deal of advancement in physics and math as new machinery was needed for quick efficient machines which produced quality items. 2. Found new land for Europe and killed many indians.

What did Ferdinand Magellan gain from himself or the country he represented?

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Magellan gained his death. He was killed in the Philippines and his crew sailed for 2 more years to get back to Spain. In history he gained the historical fact of being the first man to circumvent the world.

Where and when did Ferdinand Magellan die?

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Ferdinand Magellan died on April 27, 1521 in Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines.

What did Magellan succeed in doing?

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no one really knows. but what im thinking is that he found a new land and explored and then also took credit for it .