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    been disastrous, but overall, this explorer had great determinations. Attempting to reach his ambitions of finding a northern route to Asia, it seems that Hudson faced many obstacles in the way. However, all four of his voyages were enough to prove that Hudson was indeed worthy to be named after the “Hudson Bay.” Born in England at approximately September 12, 1570, Henry Hudson’s early life helped him train to become one of the world’s most famous explorers. Although little is known about…

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    Argumentative paper about the explorers about the 1700 vs religion. indeed the supporters of captain James cook believe that James cook is one of history's smartest British naval officers. in this lecture James cook encyclopaedia Britannica argues that “in 1768 the royal society in, conjunction with the admiralty. was organizing the first scientific expedition to the Pacific, and the rather obscure 40-year-old James cook was appointed commander of the expedition. hurriedly commissioned as a…

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    Imagine being the first explorer of your people to sail successfully around a piece of land and find a new trade route, sounds amazing right? Well that is what Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias did. He even had the chance to name the cape he sailed around. Bartolomeu Dias was born in Lisbon Portugal in the year of 1450 (“The Ages of Exploration”). He was appointed to sail to Africa to find a Christian King, but his trip was not all sunshine and smiles, he did face challenges like any normal…

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    Our country has been greatly impacted upon by history. If ancient explorers wouldn't have been curious enough, our country would not be what it is today. America is known as a great world superpower and we all have our freedoms and rights but like everyone else we have enemies no problems within. Our countey is involved with world affairs. There are more concert shootings and mass killings on the news more than ever before. The news is filled with bad information. North Korea poses a huge threat…

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    In the beginning of the nineteenth century, the Louisiana territory was the last remaining obstacle for U.S. expansion against the British. But suddenly, America had a new problem: France. During his reign as the French emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte controlled the Louisiana territory and he wasn’t planning on giving it up, however, he eventually had to abandon his imperial plans in America. His attention shifted to a French colony that was revolting in Haiti, led by François Dominique Toussaint,…

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    European explorers and the colonization of Indian Tribes heavily impacted the north American in the New World from 1492-1609. European explorers and their colonization of the Indian tribes affected the Native Americans socially, politically, and economically.Socially, the European explorers forced Indians to convert to Christianity and decimated the Native Population. Politically, Europeans caused Indians to aid each other in protecting themselves against the Europeans. Economically, the…

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    Italian explorer who journeyed across Asia and through the Mongol Empire. He traveled on the Silk Road and when he reached China, he entered the house of the Mongol ruler, Kublai Khan. Kublai Khan sent Marco Polo on trips to help manage his kingdom. The spirit of maritime enterprise and adventure, along with the interest in geographical discovery, which was well known in the 15th century, inspired the voyages of Columbus, Vasco da Gama, and Magellan. Christopher Columbus was a Spanish explorer…

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    Which explorer had the greatest impact? Juan Ponce de Leon because he accompanied Christopher Columbus on his 1493 voyage Ponce de León was a member of this expedition, one of 200 "gentleman volunteers." They took the second voyage to America He and his family settled on an island in the Caribbean named Hispaniola (Dominican Republic). De Leon A decade later, he was serving as governor of the eastern province of Hispaniola when he decided to explore a nearby island, which became Puerto Rico.…

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    over time, while Europeans continued to extract natural resources from these territories. Today, Columbus has a mixed legacy—he is remembered as a daring and path-breaking explorer who transformed the New World, yet his actions also unleashed changes that would eventually devastate the native populations he and his fellow explorers…

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    Exploration in the 1400s Science and technology improved exploration in the fourteen hundreds. One type of ship used by explorers Christopher Columbus, Bartholomew Dias, and Vasco de Gama was the caravel, invented in the thirteenth century. The caravel was originally used as a fishing boat and it used lateen sails. Lateen sails are triangular sails, which allowed explorers to use the wind to their advantage when sailing. Caravels had a tilted bow and two masts. These masts were called the…

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