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Vasco da Gama was a Portuguese explorer who made three voyages to India between 1497 and 1524, opening a sea route from Europe to India and making Portugal a world power. On his first voyage, da Gama departed Lisbon in 1497 with four ships and 170 men, rounding the Cape of Good Hope and arriving in Calicut, India. While he struggled to establish trade, the voyage proved Europe could reach India by sea. Da Gama commanded two more fleets and tried to assert Portuguese control, but died of malaria in India in 1524.
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Christopher Columbus was born in 1451 in Genoa, Italy and became an experienced sailor. In 1492, he set sail from Spain with three ships - the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria - in search of a western route to Asia. After 10 weeks, land was sighted in what is now the Bahamas. Columbus claimed the land for Spain and established a settlement. Though he believed he had reached Asia, Columbus had actually discovered lands that would later be known as the Americas. He made three more voyages across the Atlantic but died in 1506 still convinced he had found a route to Asia.
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Christopher Columbus was born in 1451 in Genoa, Italy and became an experienced sailor. In 1492, he set sail from Spain with three ships - the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria - in search of a western route to Asia. After 10 weeks, land was sighted in what is now the Bahamas. Columbus claimed the land for Spain and established a settlement. Though he believed he had reached Asia, Columbus had actually discovered lands that would later be known as the Americas. He made three more voyages across the Atlantic but died in 1506 still convinced he had found a route to Asia.
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Christopher Columbus was born in 1451 in Genoa, Italy and became an experienced sailor. In 1492, he set sail from Spain with three ships - the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria - in search of a western route to Asia. After 10 weeks, land was sighted in what is now the Bahamas. Columbus claimed the land for Spain and established a settlement. Though he believed he had reached Asia, Columbus had actually discovered lands unknown to Europeans, including islands in the Caribbean and the American continent. He made three additional voyages across the Atlantic but died in 1506 still convinced he had found a route to Asia.
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Vasco da Gama led the first European voyage to directly reach India in 1497-1499. Sailing under King Manuel I of Portugal, da Gama's expedition established the first oceanic trade route between Europe and Asia, bypassing the Middle East. Upon returning to Portugal, da Gama loaded his ships with valuable spices and helped make Lisbon a center of European spice trade for centuries. However, da Gama also used violence against Arab and Indian ships and settlements, leaving the Portuguese with a poor reputation in the region.
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- 1. Vasco da Gama First European who came to India Rumana Fariha
- 2. Introduction The Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama made three sea voyages to India between 1497 and 1524. His voyages opened a sea route from Western Europe to the East and made Portugal a world power.
- 3. Early life Vasco da Gama was born in a small coastal town in Portugal named Sines. His father was a knight and an explorer. He followed in his father's footsteps and soon commanded ships in the king's name. Vasco da Gama by Antonio Manuel da Fonseca
- 4. First voyage Vasco da Gama left on his first voyage from Lisbon, Portugal on July 8, 1497. He had 170 men and 4 ships: the Sao Gabriel, Sao Rafael, the Berrio, and a fourth ship unnamed and used for storage.
- 5. First voyage … The expedition rounded the southern tip of Africa at the Cape of Good Hope on November 22. They then headed north up the coast of Africa. They stopped at trading ports along the way including Mombasa and Malindi. At Malindi they gained a local navigator who knew the direction to India. With the help of a Monsoon wind they were able to cross the Indian Ocean and arrive
- 6. At Calicut, Vasco ran into issues when trying to trade. He had brought little of value in his ships. This made the local traders suspicious. Soon he had to leave. The voyage back was disastrous. Around half of his crew died from scurvy as the trip back took much longer. However, when he returned home, he was a hero. He had found the much needed trade route to India. First voyage ….
- 8. Later voyages Vasco da Gama commanded two more fleets to India. The second voyage was more of a military expedition where he captured Arab ships and tried to show the might of the Portuguese navy. On the third voyage Vasco was to take over as Viceroy of Portuguese India. However, he died of malaria shortly after arriving.
- 9. o Originally Vasco's father, Estevao, was going to be given the command of the exploration fleet, but the trip was delayed for many years. o Eventually, the command was given to his son Vasco instead. o There is a crater named Vasco da Gama on the Moon. o His fleet on the second voyage consisted of 20 armed ships. o He had six sons and one daughter. His second son became governor of Portuguese India.