Ferdinand Magellan led the first circumnavigation of the world from 1519 to 1522. The expedition consisted of five ships and aimed to find a western route to the Spice Islands in the East Indies. While Magellan did not survive the entire voyage, his expedition established the first direct trade route between Europe and the East Indies by sailing westward, proving that the Earth is round. The voyage also resulted in Spain gaining control over the Philippines and other territories in Southeast Asia.
Ferdinand Magellan led the first circumnavigation of the world from 1519 to 1522. The expedition consisted of five ships and aimed to find a western route to the Spice Islands in the East Indies. While Magellan did not survive the entire voyage, his expedition established the first direct trade route between Europe and the East Indies by sailing westward, proving that the Earth is round. The voyage also resulted in Spain gaining control over the Philippines and other territories in Southeast Asia.
Ferdinand Magellan led the first circumnavigation of the world from 1519 to 1522. The expedition consisted of five ships and aimed to find a western route to the Spice Islands in the East Indies. While Magellan did not survive the entire voyage, his expedition established the first direct trade route between Europe and the East Indies by sailing westward, proving that the Earth is round. The voyage also resulted in Spain gaining control over the Philippines and other territories in Southeast Asia.
Ferdinand Magellan led the first circumnavigation of the world from 1519 to 1522. The expedition consisted of five ships and aimed to find a western route to the Spice Islands in the East Indies. While Magellan did not survive the entire voyage, his expedition established the first direct trade route between Europe and the East Indies by sailing westward, proving that the Earth is round. The voyage also resulted in Spain gaining control over the Philippines and other territories in Southeast Asia.
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Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C • Story of expedition of Ferdinand Magellan
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C Who is Ferdinand Magellan? Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C • Mother ?Alda de mesquita • Father?Ruy de megalhaes
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E How many expeditions? C • TWO 1.1511-ekspedisyong Portuguese na tumungo sa Malacca. 2.1521paglalakbay pakanluran hanggang sa marating ang Pilipinas. Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C Magellan's New Route to the East
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E •September 20,1519 C •5 Ships
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C What is the purpose of the expedition?
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C • Fr. Pedro de Valderrama • Antonio Pigafetta • Duarte Barbosa • Enrique of Malacca
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C 1. Cape Verde 2. Rio de Janeiro 3.Rio de Plata-Mutiny
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C •Island in the Pacific (Islas Ladrones) -Marianas Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C Voyage to the Philippines Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C • March 16,1521-Reached Philippines
• March 28, reached Mazaua
(Limasawa) Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E Blood Compact C
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E Conflicting View C
Carlo Amoretti vs. Sonia Zaide
RA. 2733 Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C •Rajah Humabon •Datu Zula •Lapu lapu Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C • March 7,1521- Magellan tried to teach Lapu lapu a lesson
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E 3 G's C •God •Gold •Glory Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C Factors that led to spanish colonization of the Philippines
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E 1. Economic Factor C 2.Spices 3. Political Factor 4. Religious Factor
Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C 5. Lack of Unity 6. Filipino Hospitality Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR G E C •What do you think is the significance of Magellan's Voyage? Angelica D. Espiritu INSTRUCTOR
