The Spanish and French explorers used the Gulf of Mexico as an exploration route to get to Mexico and other parts of North America.
Exploration is a journey of discovery, education and learning. In itself it cannot be bad. However the use to which the discoveries may be put could be. That depends on people.
Yes. In fact, the Song Dynasty (which was Chinse) invented the compass and the astrolabe. The age of European exploration was AFTER Chinese dynasties.
The Age of Exploration was mostly or entirely after the Middle Ages. The two can be regarded as overlapping to some extent, though some people might use dates for the Middle Ages that would have the time not overlap with the Age of Exploration at all. The date used for the beginning of the Age of Discovery is usually 1418, when the Portuguese began to map the coasts they came to. The age lasted until the early 17th century. Different historians use different dates for the Middle Ages. The most common date is probably 1453, but people in different countries tend to use different dates. English people are likely to use 1485, Italians often use 1401, Spanish people are likely to use 1516, and the date of Columbus' first voyage, 1492, is used by many people. So a person might hold the view that the first 90 years out of the two hundred or more of the Age of Exploration were part of the Middle Ages. Or the person might decide that the Age of Exploration started a few years after the Middle Ages ended.
Astrolabes were first widely used in the Middle Ages and by about 1450AD they were in use by navigators. They allowed navigators to calculate the position of the Sun and stars from the horizon. Their use was the first step toward scientific navigation. The great age of exploration was coincidental with their use.
that's almost an insult to french food to ask that! "what are the similarities?" would be better to ask...
sir francis drake explored asia to his route
Because he established a trade route which we still use
The French and the Spanish were combatant nations in many wars.Or: The French and Spanish were combatants.Combatant is an adjective but is usually used as a noun.
The English government wanted to use Georgia as an outpost against the Spanish in Florida and the French in Louisiana.
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Mostly, the French and Spanish navies.
The Spanish word 'sierra' is 'montagne' in French. The old French word 'serre' meant the same but is no more in use.
Books and audiocassettes teaching English, French and Spanish slang.
When you say"In the past,I have had to teach a snake english,spanish,french,german, chinese."
You can use "fluent" in a sentence like this: She is fluent in Spanish, French, and Italian, making her a valuable asset to the team.
i don't know how to use exploration in a sentence? (get it?)
The word "de" is used in Spanish, Portuguese, and French as a preposition meaning "of" or "from".