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    Ming navy to conquer the world (Menzies‚ 26‚ 37). He had 1‚681 ships built for this purpose‚ many of them gigantic treasure fleets that were larger than any ship at the time‚ or any that would be built for the next 100 years (Gronewald)! The first voyage was commenced with an elaborate ceremony by the emperor himself‚ and Zheng He left with 317 enormous ships and a crew numbering about 28‚000 (Gronewald). But why all the extravagance? Why all the massive show of power? What were they setting out

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    founded. He did not discover America he just realized that Columbus had not founded Asia. Vespucci was even called “piloto mayer” meaning master navigator in Seville‚ Italy‚ that became a universal name for him. Amerigo Vespucci’s early life‚ his voyages‚ and his cartographer skills are all important factors for how much of an impact on the world’s history‚ because America would have been named Columbia if Vespucci had not have known Columbus founded a New World.

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    which held any horses that were on the voyage with them. On the top deck of the ships‚ they also grew food such as crops to help them survive on their long journey. Zheng He’s crew actually had enough supply of food to feed themselves for years. And each ship had a large amount of people‚ about 1‚000 crew members. Zheng He actually explained to me the reasons for the voyage during an interview: “I know that many people will be asking why such a grand voyage took place‚ and I want to answer that

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    Veronica Butler Instructor Jim Brimeyer Composition II 8/28/13 Finished paper Choosing Dawn vs. Veronica They say no two siblings are similar‚ but Dawn and I are very different. Growing active we stood near each other‚ many people looked shocked that we were siblings. Some people believe it! Although we don’t look alike‚ however we have the same parents only we obtain different qualities which make us unique in our own ways. We like the same things such as football‚ shopping‚ watching

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    slaves from and transported them to . In 1655‚ the slave ship‚ Witte Paard‚ arrived in New York with slaves. From 1607 to 1650‚ how many voyages listed the principle region of slave landing in Mainland North America? In what year did it arrive with slaves? What was the name of the vessel? How many slave voyages were listed for the years 1514 to 1607? How many slaves were disembarked after the United States banned the slave trade in 1808? (use the date

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    Pre-existing Duty Rule: This case was decided on the basis of Principle of CONSIDERATION under the existing Law of Contracts and the law was same before the ruling of this case. When a seaman is bound by his contract of service to serve for a particular voyage‚ a promise to increase his wages‚ unless there is increased duty or hazard‚ does not bind the promisor.2 It is otherwise‚ however‚ if the promise is made in consideration of increased peril and labor under circumstances which would have justified

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    Gloria Deak’s Everything you Need to Know About Columbus The fascination of the voyages of Christopher Columbus will forever be told and celebrated by many. Gloria Deak answers the questions about Columbus’ historic endeavor to fill in the blank spots on who he was ‚what he set out to accomplish‚ and where he succeeded. Deak describes Columbus as a great sailor whose success in crossing the Atlantic Ocean was an unequaled feat of navigation. She goes on to explain that very little is given accurately

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    Western civilization 1 The Mental World Of Christopher Columbus Supported by Spain‚ seeking a water route to the spice islands in 1492 Christopher Columbus left Spain on his first voyage. After more then a month had passed‚ the crew started to loose all hope and the voyage seemed like a failure. Until on October 12‚ 1492 land was sighted. The land that was sighted was not what Columbus had originally intended to find. Columbus landed in the Caribbean Sea in the Bahamas‚ which was thousands

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    world. Columbus however insisted to his death that America was in fact part of Asia. He would go on to speak about the greediness of Columbus as well as the Spaniards as a whole. One example of this that stood out to me was an incident on the first voyage where a sailor by the name of Rodrigo spotted land for the first time thus earning himself a yearly pension of ten thousand maravedis for the rest of his life‚ that is until Christopher Columbus said that he himself had seen land the night before

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    the French King for help and that was when the Spanish King and Queen changed their minds at the last minute and decided to say yes. On August 3‚ 1492 Columbus’s three ships‚ the Santa Maria‚ the Nina‚ and the Pinta set sail from Palos‚ Spain. The voyage was very long and frightening and they were about to turn back‚ when on August 12 they spotted land. Columbus and his crew had reached a part of the Bahamas which he thought was India. The same day he went ashore and had claimed it as Spain’s. Later

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