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The expedition to Bartolomeu Dias in 1487-1488 years rounded the southern extremity of Africa and in 1488 opened a cape, named Cape of Good Hope. In 1487, at the head of the expedition, which was aimed to find the sea route to India, explored south-west coast of Africa from 22 ° to 33 ° south latitude. The first of the Europeans skirted Africa from the south side. Passing along the southern coast of Africa to the Bay of Algoa was forced to turn to Portugal on demand of the team; On the way back opened the Cape of Good Hope (1488).
The ancient japanese culture that used cords to mark pottery was the... “Jomon Period”
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French Guiana - controlled by France
Suriname - Official language is Dutch
Ecuador - Mostly exports of bananas and oil; population is mostly mestizo
El Salvador -The highest population density in the region of South America
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Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are similar because they are all three monotheistic religions— which means they all worship one supreme God as opposed to multiple— that originated in the Middle East. They also share similar core values like love of God and love of others.
They are different in a few ways: Christianity believes in a trinity (three distinct parts of one God) while Islam and Judaism both have a non-Trinitarian belief system. Judaism and Islam is based more about salvation by good works, while Christianity is about trusting Jesus as salvation. They also have different holy books, the Holy Bible, (Christianity) the Hebrew Tanakh, (Judaism) and the Quran (Islam.)
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