The correct answers are A and C.
The Magellan's expedition was the first to circumnavigate the globe. It sailed from Seville, crossed the Atlantic Sea to South America, crossed the Magellan's strait and the Pacific Ocean, then it went through South-East Asia and the Indian Ocean, surrounded Africa, and then back to Seville.
They did landfall on every continent except Antarctica and North America.
Most of the members of the expedition died before completing the mission, including Magellan himself. Of the 239 crew that sailed from Seville only 18 returned.
The crew didn't remain loyal throughout the voyage, they rebelled for the scarcity of food and the extreme conditions of the winter in the South of what today is Argentina, near Antarctica.
It's hard to define a decisive turning point in Greek history as there were many.
However, one that really might stand out apart from the rest was their wars with the Persians. They were successful in their defence against a Persian invasion, an invasion of an empire that was drastically bigger than the combined Greek lands.
During formal discussion, mental notes could help you maintain your focus/attention for the point that given by another speaker so you could give your opinion or counter argument later.
This will give the impression that you're an attentive and a competent person.
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Old Immigrants Definition:
The Old Immigrants were people who reached the U.S in the early 1800s.
Here are some facts about old immigrants, their languages, where they were from, what they did for a living, etc.:
• Most of their jobs were farming and most people were farmers.
• Old immigration came in smaller numbers than new immigration.
• Old immigrates were from Northern and Western Europe.
• Most old immigrants spoke English.
• They were literate and skilled, unlike New immigrants.
