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zzz [600]
1 year ago
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Can someone help me with one of these answers please

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Aleks [24]1 year ago
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It works cuz it does its job and doesn’t stop

it functions because it’s not broken
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<u>Francis Drake (1540 - 1596)</u>

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<u>Vasco de Balboa (1475 - 1519)</u>

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Ferdinand de Magellan was a Portuguese sailor. His proposal to reach India through a new route by the Pacific was refused by Portugal. At that time, the Portuguese empire was strong enough to refuse this proposition with its recent discoveries (especially Brazil in 1500). Anyway, Magellan was commissioned by King Charles I from Spain to do his attempt to reach India through Asia using the Pacific as a route. If Magellan would accomplish this attempt, Spain would obtain a valuable route and could confront Portugal in trade. His expedition was able to accomplish this attempt, but Magellan died in 1521.

<u>Jacques Cartier (1491 - 1557)</u>

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