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    to head west. This seemed like a good plan until they ended up coming across the Indies in the Carribean. Columbus did not expect to reach these many beautiful islands and he thought he was in Asia at first. He is different as compared to other explorers such as William Bradford because he was exploring for global recognition. Bradford was not trying to search for hidden gems in another country, he instead…

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    victim - blaming white man for his injustices, and hating them for overtaking his culture and his people’s way of life. They say they do it in the name of god, bringing new religion and new education to these new countries but really the white explorers use the town-folk for their own gain. As Kipling states “To seek another’s profit/and work another’s gain…” (Kipling 15/16) as it is in Things Fall Apart when Okonkwo and other high leaders of his clan are taken captive the white men refuse to…

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    Application / Files sharing between computers Windows Homegroup Windows home networking has been extremely complicated to configure in the past, but Homegroup is easy to set up. Just create a Homegroup from the Homegroup option within Windows Explorer (File Explorer on Windows 8) and you’ll get a password which enables you to access fromyour nearby computers and they can join your Homegroup. The other members of the Homegroup will now have access to your shared files when they log ON to the…

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    Both the Spanish and Portuguese explorers were poor to understand the Native Americans of the New World, which led to their inhumane treatment and poor consideration. Portugal was the leading country in the European exploration of the world in the 15th century. The Spanish, desperate not to fall behind in the race for new goods, immediately hired Italian explorer Christopher Columbus to lead the expedition. Both Portugal and Spain, upon seeing the natives of the land they discovered, immediately…

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    THE CASE OF THE SPELUNCEAN EXPLORERS: ALTERNATIVE JUDGEMENT I. INTRODUCTION Throughout the breadth and width of human existence the value of life has played a crucial role in the development of our justice system. A strict reading of the murder provision can only lead to the conclusion that the law was contravened by the defendants and, therefore, the consequences of their actions must be faced, however severe. This does, of course, seem an odious conclusion; it indicates that the law of…

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    Back in the days, there were a lot of explorers whether they were trying to find riches or spread religion. Every explorer had different reasons for their voyages. For example, Christopher Columbus travelled west to spread his religion in India, but ended up to America and met Native Americans. On the other hand, Hernan Cortes had a selfish reason for his voyage and wanted to get the world’s riches and let greed consume him. Two traveler and they were both faced with different situations. In…

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    the "Tools of Exploration" on page 1045, the 17th century magnetic compass was the most beneficial and important sailing advancement for European exploration. The magnetic compass was invented by the Chinese in about 206 B.C. European sailors and explorers used and improved upon the magnetic compass to best suite them during their voyages. The magnetic compass was the most important advancement for European exploration because it was most beneficial for sailers to help them keep and know their…

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    Clark were sent to explore the American lands with good aspirations to make friends with the native tribes. In a letter from Thomas Jefferson to Meriwether Clark Jefferson stated that the explorers should “..with the natives, treat them in the most friendly and conciliatory manner…”. Jefferson wanted the explorers to be respectful to the natives. He wanted the two cultures to be useful to each other so he told Lewis and Clark to provide anything the natives needed. However, other sources may…

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    Europeans were able to obtain advanced navigational tools such as the compass from China and the astrolabe from the Arabs. Everyone wanted in on this business of Trade Goods. It was lucrative and powerful. It was no different for sailor and explorer, Christopher Columbus, an Italian seaman from Genoa. Christopher Columbus desired to explore new trade routes and expand the already existing ones. Unfortunately, no one was willing to fund such explorations for this visionary with high goals.…

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    The 16th-century Spanish explorer Francisco Vázquez de Coronado was a governor of an province in New Spain (Mexico), when he heard about the so-called Seven Golden Cities located in the north. In 1540, Coronado led a Spanish expedition up Mexico’s western coast and into the region that is now known as the southwestern United States. The explorers didn't findn what they were looking for but they did find something Grand! In the begging Franciso was Born in circa in 1510 into a noble family in…

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