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FIRST VOYAGE Flashcards

1
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course of travel especially a long journey by water to a distant place.

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voyage

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2
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born on February 3, 1480 died on 1521.

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Ferdinand Magellan (Fernando de Magallanes)

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3
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Italian explorer and scholar (writer)

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Antonio Pigafetta

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4
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Born in Getaria, Basque Country 1476. Second in command of Quesada under the ship of concepcion.

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Juan Sebastian Elcano

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5
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slave of Magellan, trasacted with Rajah Humabon as translator.

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Enrique de Malacca

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6
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captain of San Antonio Ship

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Juan de Cartagena

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7
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captain of Concepcion

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Gaspar de Quesada

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8
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led Victoria

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Luis de Mendoza

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9
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led Santiago

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Juan Serrano

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10
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first Spanish priest to offer catholic mass in Mazua (Limasawa)

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Pedro de Valderrama

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11
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chief of Cebu (Zzabu)

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Datu Rajah Humabon (Carlos)

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12
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leader of Butuan

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Datu Siagu

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13
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the narrative to the voyage which is a translation by

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Lord Stanley of Alderley

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14
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leader of Limasawa

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Datu Kulambo

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15
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received Sto. Niño

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Hara Amihan/Humamay (Juana)

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16
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King of Portugal

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King Manuel I

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17
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agreement between Spain and Portugal aimed at settling conflicts over lands newly discovered or explored by Christopher Columbus.

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Treaty of Tordesillas

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18
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Magellan arrived in Seville on

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October 1517

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19
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Magellan signed an agreement, allowing him to do his voyage around the world.

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King Charles I of Spain, year 1518

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20
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1519: The First Voyage of Magellan – sailed with

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5 ships and 270 crew members.

21
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Trinidad

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Led by Magellan (55 crewmates)

22
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Victoria

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Led by Luis de Mendoza (43 crewmates)

22
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San Antonio

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Led by Juad de Cartagena (60 crewmates)

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23
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Concepcion

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Led by Gaspar de Quesada (45 crewmates)

24
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Santiago

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Juan Serrano (32 crewmates)

24
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Magellan set sail-and headed across the Atlantic Ocean

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September 20

24
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Magellan sighted South America, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

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December

25
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A winter storm forced Magellan to camp at Puerto de San Julian

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1520: Feb. to March

25
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Magellan found a 350-mile strait going to the Pacific Ocean known as “Mar Pacifico”, meaning peaceful ocean.

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Magellan Strait

26
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Mendoza, Cartagena, Quesada had a misunderstanding with Magellan which made him conclude that the only loyal ships were Santiago and Trinidad

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The Mutiny

26
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Magellan found a 350-mile strait going to the Pacific Ocean known as

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“Mar Pacifico”

27
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1521: After 99 days at sea, at around March which was named “Landrones”, Magellan found

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Guam

28
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Magellan set foot on the Philippine Island of Zamal.

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March 16, 1521

29
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(Archipelago of St. Lazarus)

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Las Islas de San Lazaro

30
Q

natives gave the men fish, palm wine (uraca), figs, 2 cochos, rice (umai).

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March 18, 1521

30
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Pigafetta – described what seemed like a coconut, which is large as the head

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“cocho”

31
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pigafetta describe coconut.
“cocho” as

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First Husk – green and 2 fingers in thickness.
2nd Layer - Thicker than that of a walnut
3rd Layer – white marrow

31
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large boat where the kings and noble families live

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Balanghai

32
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small boats that are used by the early men in fishing.

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boloto

33
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First mass by Father Pedro de Valderama

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March 31

34
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Battle of Mactan

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april 27

34
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Magellan established friendship with Datu Zula.

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month of april

34
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Conversion of Cebuanos to Christianity

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April 7, 1521

34
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Concepcion was burned and abandoned

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month of may

35
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was leaking and was left for repair but later captured by the Portuguese.

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trinidad

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36
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The Surviving Ship

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victory- led by luis de mendoza

37
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Reading in Philippine History (5 decks)

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