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What was one of the major reasons for European explorations during the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries?
To search for new lands and establish colonies in Africa, America, and Asia
What was a significant motivation for Europeans bringing the 'Cross' with them on their ocean explorations?
To spread Catholicism and Christianity to the eastern lands
Why did Europeans believe that power lay in their treasury of golds?
To finance their political and religious wars
What personal motive did Europeans have for exploring new lands during the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries?
To search for glory and be rewarded as heroes
Which statement accurately describes the relationship between European conflicts and explorations during the 15th-17th centuries?
European explorations were separate from the conflicts happening in Europe.
What event took place on September 20, 1520, according to the text?
A voyage across the Atlantic Ocean to South America
What was the primary reason Magellan sought a western route during his voyage?
To reach the Spice Islands of Southeast Asia
Why did Magellan name the ocean west of South America 'the Pacific Ocean'?
Due to its clear and calm waters
What did the crew of Magellan's ships resort to when supplies decreased during their voyage?
Eating leather and drinking a saltwater mixture
Where did Magellan and his crew first sight the Philippine Islands during their voyage?
Visayas islands
How did Antonio Pigafetta describe the people they encountered in the Ladrones Islands?
Poor but ingenious people who were great thieves
What gift did Magellan offer to the 9 men who came to them on Samar island?
Gifts, foods, and drinks
Explore the impact of European maritime explorations and colonization on the spread of ideas, knowledge of geography, and propagation of Christianity during the 15th to 17th centuries.
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