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1 Honoring Our Explorers Ferdinand Magellan

2 Introduction: Voyage Around The World Charles I, King of Spain

3 Voyage Benefits Westward route to Asia Locate the Spice Islands Open the “Spice Route” without conflict with the Portuguese To successfully circumnavigate the world

4 Voyage Route Santa Lucia Bay San lucar de Barrameda Cabo Deseado Ladrones Islandes Cape of Good Hope San lucar de Barrameda

5 Provisions A fleet of 5 ships A crew of at lease 250 men A doctor or surgeon Navigation devises Livestock Food supplies

6 Ship Positions Needed Captain-General Superintendent Boatswain Marinero Grumete Page

7 Compensation for Services Monopoly of the discovered route for a period of 10 years. Governors of the lands and island found A fifth of the gains of the voyage.

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