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    11/28/16 Ruff draft There are many people in the world who are influential. Heroic actions, exploration, and discoveries many of these influential people show these traits. Any explorer that wants to show these traits should take advice from one person: Christopher Columbus. Christopher Columbus is influential because of his heroic actions,his exploration, and his discoveries. First, Christopher Columbus is influential because of his heroic actions. On the webpage ¨Honoring Christopher…

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    Age Of Exploration Dbq

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    the astrolabe was used to determine locations of a ship using lines of latitudes. In 1450 Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable type printing press which not only made printing a lot cheaper and easier, but it also made it so information and discoveries in the form of maps, charts, and books could be copied and passed on to others more easily (34). Advancement in ship design also explorers venture further than they ever thought was possible. The Portuguese developed a new ship called a…

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    Before I beginning do The Discovery Wheel, I thought it would be like an activity that tells me about my study skill. On the activity said this will tell me about what kind of student I am and what I wanted to be. I thought my result will turn out all very low. I think myself is not the types that like to read, take note in class or have a good memorize nothing like that. That is just how I was in high school. When I finished the activity, the wheel is not smooth. The line goes up…

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    thought about was how Ferdinand Magellan felt on his voyage of sailing all of the way around the world going west. Ferdinand Magellan was an explorer from the fifteenth century. Ferdinand Magellan was a Spanish explorer and made the very important discovery that proved that the Earth was not flat but the Earth was round. No one knows exactly when Ferdinand Magellan was born but most people believe he was born in 1480 in Portugal. He was either born in Sabrosa, Portugal or Opoto, Portugal which…

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    Before Columbus embarked on his trip to sail across the Atlantic Ocean, a Norse seaman, Leif Eriksson had the first glimpse of what life could be for Europeans that crossed the ocean and reached the New World. History has told us that European’s in the Middle Ages, weren’t necessarily known for being great adventurers. But as time went on, European’s had the greatest adventure of all; coming to the New World. As changes started to occur in Europe, incentives to leave their country for new…

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    It became a connection between the eastern and western hemispheres, connected by the Atlantic Ocean which was described as the “New sea bridge” because launched transportation of plants, animals, people, food, and ideas. Ever since the discovery of America by Columbus the Columbian exchange has been in effect still today we trade goods and ideas all around the world. Many European colonist settled and conquered the new land along with Africans as their slaves. The old world introduced the…

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    China, Columbus discovered the New World, America. The explorer had three ships: Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria, and his discovery led to many things. Not only did Columbus leave a permanent mark on the New World he discovered, he also deeply impacted…

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    as well as the advancements which helped them along the way, sparked a significant chain reaction. Although Columbus’s contact was significant, the ability and desire to trade across oceans was established before his voyages. Advancements and discoveries after Columbus also had impacts equal to the physical contact of…

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    Some of the greatest discoveries in the world are often a mistake or pure luck. The drug Penicillin is no exception. The step by step process in developing and discovering the medicine will be explained with the help of three sources. Most people don’t know many facts about Penicillin like how it was an accident by the scientist Alexander Fleming and the number of scientists and experiments it took to make the drug successful. Beginning with the discovery of Penicillin, the medicine…

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    explorer from venice in Italy. He was Born around 1254 in Venice and he Died January 8 1324 Venice. Marco's uncle and father were successful jewel merchants Niccolo and Maffeo Polo and they were in asia most of his childhood.1/5 The Age of Discovery was a period of time between the 1400s and 1600s,While some argue that it began in 1492 and other says that it began earlier.This time period primarily involved exploration of new Worlds.2…

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