History 2
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- Marco Polo published his book “Travels” and Europeans are awakened to how large the world is.
- YES! WITH THIS NEW BOOK WE'RE GOING TO EXPLORE THE WHOLE WORLD. THE TREE OF US.
- This is my new book "Travels", in it you will have an idea of how large the world is!
- I still can't believe the new printer is the reason this is all happening, thank god for that printer.
- Vasco da Gama first to reach India
- I can't believe we did it, Vasco, you're possibly the smartest person I've met.
- We did it boys! We've found LAND, this is going to be OURS.
- IT'S TIME FOR THE CELEBRATION!
- Amerigo Vespucci reaches South America
- A year later, in South America
- Look at all these pretty flowers and trees, this is paradise.
- WE'RE GOING TO BECOME HISTORY, THIS IS AWESOME
- WELCOME, TO SOUTH AMERICA, this is our new beginning.
- Marco Polo published his book “Travels” and Europeans are amazed at how large the world is, this book gave people descriptions of faraway places such as modern-day Iraq, Japan, India, etc. (1477)
- Magellan circumnavigates the globe
- We are going to circumnavigate the world people!
- Vasco da Gama first to reach India by sailing around Africa. (1498)
- Jacques Cartier sails up the St. Lawrence river.
- Good job Jacques! We're at the St. Lawerence river.
- Look at this water, it looks crystal clear!
- Amerigo Vespucci reaches South America. (1499)
- Jacques Cartier sails up the St. Lawrence river, claiming it for France.
- Yeah no kidding it's a great idea, you would worshiped like a god.
- That's actually a great idea.
- Magellan circumnavigates (sailor/travel all the way around something, especially the world). the globe (The year 1519 - 1522)
- It took us 3 years to to this! No one is going to beat our record
- We're going to navigate the entirety of the world and become rich.
- Jacques Cartier sails up the St. Lawrence river (1535)
- Yeah it's amazing! Can't believe we found this.
- Jacques Cartier sails up the St. Lawrence river, claiming it for France. (1535)
- I should claim this river for France, they would be so grateful!
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