It was Suleyman I, also called Suleyman the Magnificent.
He captured Belgrade in 1521. He even laid a siege to Vienna in 1529, but he didn't win. Still - Vienna is pretty far, and this means all the areas UNTIL Vienna were taken by him- a huge portion of Europe!
One of the European explorers that seemed to have had the most significant contributions to European culture and exploration was Ferdinand Magellan.
Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese sailor and navy man. His crew was able to successfully circumnavigate the globe successfully, even though that was not their original intention. This circumnavigation opened up European exploration to formerly uncharted areas resulting in the Strait of Magellan sea route, Magellanic penguins named after Magellan, celestial bodies named after Magellan due to his supreme navigation prowess, and the exploration of both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
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I have attached the relevant image below.
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The image is a map of Africa, with the most relevant European settlements at the time.
As can be seen, all of them were located in subsharan Africa, because the Mediterranean coast of Africa was a region that had developed from ancient times, and that was in the control of the Ottoman Empire.
The European coastal settlements mostly cluster in west Africa, where the majority of slave ports (ports where slave were taken to the Americas) were located.
There are also some settlements in East Africa, and two settlements to the south of the Gold Coast: Luanda, an important slave port under Portugese control, and Cape Town, initially a Dutch colony.
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As the temperature increases, the gas molecules increase their average speed and kinetic energy. As the amount of gas is reduced, the area of the container wall reduces and the probability of the molecule-wall collision increases, all of which increase the gas pressure. Avogadro's law.
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the first step in memory; the process by which information gets into memory storage
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