11 Questions
Who was the key figure associated with the inception of Portuguese missionary activities in Western Africa in the 15th and 16th centuries?
Prince Henry the Navigator
Which region was NOT among the areas of operation for Portuguese missionaries during the 15th and 16th centuries in Western Africa?
Senegal
What was the main driving force behind the Portuguese explorations in Western Africa during the 15th and 16th centuries?
Vatican's mandate
Which of the following Atlantic Islands were included in the areas where Portuguese missionaries operated during the 15th and 16th centuries?
Principe and Sao Tome
Who sponsored the Portuguese explorers who were under the auspices of Prince Henry the Navigator and later the Kings of Portugal?
The Pope
What was the name of the fort eventually built after the encounter between Azambuja and Chief Ansah?
Fort Sao Jorge
Why did the local people attack the Europeans at the site of the fort construction?
For disrespecting their traditions by removing sacred stones
What method did Azambuja and his men use to establish peace in the area after the incident?
Punishment and reward
What act of revenge did Azambuja carry out after completing the fort?
Burning one or two villages in Elmina
What was the significance of naming the fort after St. George?
St. George was the patron saint of Portugal
What religious structure was also built within the completed fort?
St. George's Church
Explore the Portuguese missionary activities in Western Africa during the 15th and 16th centuries, focusing on regions such as Gold Coast, Nigeria, Atlantic Islands, Cape Verde Islands, Congo, and Angola. Learn about the explorations led by Prince Henry the Navigator and the Kings of Portugal.
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