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Who first to round the Cape of Good Hope?
dias
First european to reach the cape of good hope?
barthelmeau Dias
Who is bartolome dias in the year 1487?
He was a Portuguese explorer who discovered the "Cape Of Good Hope". But he originally named it the "Cape Of Storms", but it was renamed by John ll of Portugal. Dias never got through the "Cape Of Good Hope" though.
Who was the first person to sail around the cape of good hope?
bartholomeu dias
Why was cape of good hope called cape of storms and then renamed?
The Cape Of Good Hope was at first called The Cape Of Storms by the Portuguese explorer Bartholomew Diaz who found it, but sadly the king of Portugal wanted more traders to come to Africa so he renamed it The Cape Of Good Hope. sadly, though, most of the people (if not all) who came died to do the storms.
What was the Cape of good Hope first name?
Cape of Storms
what is Portugal to cape of good hope?
The first sailors to discover Cape of Good Hope came from Portugal.
What was the first name given to Cape of good hope?
Cape of Good Hope is in the Cape Peninsula of South Africa. Its first name was "Cape of Storms" by Bartolomeu Dias, a Portuguese explorer.
What did Vasco Da Gama do at the Cape of Good Hope?
He created the first water route from the cape of good hope to portugal.
Who was the Portuguese explorer who discovered Cape Of Good Hope?
Bartolomeu Diaz is the first European known to have rounded the Cape of Good Hope.
Who first to round the Cape of Good Hope?
dias
First to round the Cape of Good Hope?
dias
When did the First Fleet stop at Cape of Good Hope?
The First Fleet stopped at the Cape of Good Hope on 13 October 1787. They were there for around a month and departed on 12 November.
Who first reached the Cape of Good Hope?
Bartholomeu Dias.
What is the cape that ends in hope?
The Cape of Good Hope
Was Cape of Good Hope the last stop on the First Fleet?
Cape Town was the last stop for the First Fleet.
Interesting fact about cape of good hope?
The Cape of Good Hope was first rounded by Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias in 1488, who named it "Cape of Storms" (Cabo das Tormentas)
