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    feeling they had never had before. With the advancement in technology‚ the Europeans‚ as well as the Asians were able to explore the uncharted seas and discover the unknown land. During this time‚ many discoveries were made‚ but the one most remembered is the discovery of the Americas. This was a big discovery which added a whole new continent‚ never known about‚ onto their map. As soon as the land was discovered‚ so was the curiosity of the Spanish. The land was soon inhabited by the Spanish as well as

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    Exploration Explorers in the late 15th‚ 16th‚ nad early 17th centuries began the European phase of American history. Their "discoveries" in the New dispelled rumors of a northwest passage and settled ancient questions of world geography. Contact between Europeans and Native Americans would have a dramatic effect on Europe‚ but a devastating impact on those who were wrongly called "Indians." Christopher Columbus: Spanish explorer who‚ with the backing of Ferdinand V and Isabella I‚ discovered

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    Voyage with Christopher Columbus It was the year of 1492‚ when I heard the news from my brothers‚ Martín Alonso Pinzón and Vicente Yáñez Pinzón‚ that Christopher Columbus will be leading a voyage to find a faster route to the East and that he will be recruiting sailors to help him on the voyage. My brothers volunteered for job; with the long years of experience Martín became the captain of the Pinta‚ and Vicente captained the Niña. These two ships is out of three ships and my brothers had the honor

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    to Portuguese navigators during early Portuguese discoveries in the Age of Discovery.[4][5] The earliest known description of how to make and use a sea astrolabe comes from Spanish cosmographer Melvin Mel Pros Cespedes’s[6] Arte de Navegar (The Art of Navigation) published in 1551‚[7] based on the principle of thearchipendulum used in constructing the Egyptian pyramids. Open-seas navigation using the astrolabe and the compass started during the Age of Discovery in the 15th century. The Portuguese began

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    Recent Strategy‚ "It ’s important that we generate more growth with less risk." GSK needs to find new sources of growth at a time when governments around the world are reforming healthcare and cutting spending. It is also outsourcing more research to partners to reduce risk. Its long-running collaboration with the US company‚ Theravance which is responsible for one of GSK ’s most promising new drugs‚ the asthma treatment Relovair‚ which is now in late-stage development. GSK recently upped its

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    The Indians she visited continued to remember her visits many years later. The Black Legend The Black Legend of the Spanish in America has existed for many centuries. This legend has done much to destroy the fame of the Spanish during the Age of Discovery. Created through the recordings of writers such as las Casas‚ the Black Legend tells of the mistreatment

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    Philip J. Adler and Randall L. Pouwells. World Civilization‚ Fifth Edition. Thomas Learning‚ Inc. Pre-Press‚ 2008. ------------------------------------------------- The Spanish and Portuguese discoveries of trading routes during the Age of Discovery were the greatest discoveries concerning in trade and trade routes. I will be reacting‚ how the finding of trading routes are still in effect today‚ with trading industries from importing and exporting goods from different places thanks to the Age of

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    Drug discovery and design is one of those areas which can be almost categorized as rocket science. The sheer complexity of human cellular physiology with its convoluted mechanism of actions coupled with multiple dimensions of variables makes drug discovery a truly challenging task. Dimensions like patient population sub-types‚ age‚ genetic variations‚ dietary patterns‚ gender‚ life style and many such factors all contribute to determining the drug efficacy and toxicity making the process really challenging

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    political correctness of Columbus’s “discovery of the New World” and the International Tribunal of Indigenous Peoples as well as the American Indian Movement both brought up claims that Columbus “was a marauding invader”. In the debate‚ the natives were portrayed as people living in harmony and Columbus as an intruder that disrupted this said harmony between the people. Throughout most of the discussion‚ there were little points made about how significant his discoveries were and how they impacted us today

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    were paid their bonuses in cloves? That in 410 AD‚ when the Visigoths captured Rome‚ they demanded 3‚000 pounds of peppercorns as ransom? In its day‚ the spice trade was the world’s biggest industry: it established and destroyed empires‚ led to the discovery of new continents‚ and in many ways helped lay the foundation for the modern world. Spices‚ which today are inexpensive and widely available‚ were once very tightly guarded and generated immense wealth for those who controlled them. The spice trade

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