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During the Age of Discovery, which type of ship was commonly used for long-distance exploration?
During the Age of Discovery, which type of ship was commonly used for long-distance exploration?
What was the primary purpose of the crew on exploration ships during the Age of Discovery?
What was the primary purpose of the crew on exploration ships during the Age of Discovery?
Which famous explorer captained the ship 'Santa Maria' during Christopher Columbus' first voyage to the Americas?
Which famous explorer captained the ship 'Santa Maria' during Christopher Columbus' first voyage to the Americas?
Study Notes
Age of Discovery: Exploration Ships
- The most commonly used ship for long-distance exploration during the Age of Discovery was the caravel, a lightweight and maneuverable vessel.
Crew Roles on Exploration Ships
- The primary purpose of the crew on exploration ships was to conduct navigation, maintenance, and daily operations, ensuring the success of the voyage.
Christopher Columbus' First Voyage
- The Niña, Pinta, and Santa Maria were the three ships that made up Christopher Columbus' fleet on his first voyage to the Americas.
- Christopher Columbus himself captained the Santa Maria, which unfortunately sank off the coast of Haiti on December 25, 1492.
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Test your knowledge of the Age of Discovery and the ships that helped shape history. Learn about the types of ships used for long-distance exploration, the role of the crew, and the famous explorer who captained the 'Santa Maria' on Christopher Columbus' first voyage to the Americas.
