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Age of Discovery: Exploring the New World (Part 1)

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Age of Discovery was wild But can we just take a sec to think all this is at least half the need for tasty food?
Comment from : @twilfits

Thank you
Comment from : @leoneltoroc3797

Hi this is a great video but the music is distracting for presentation in classroom
Comment from : @AminaKhanAnula

They seddle on LA HISPANOLA, not Haiti! Haití as we know them today didn't exist ultil the 1700s Do history right brow! Don't try to tweeted
Comment from : @ralpheboy6117

you neglected so say that da Gama got his arse kicked when he got to India they didn't want him there Goa was a big part of that
Comment from : @yyzsupra8338

Portugal , Spain, England , Dutch the mount Rushmore The world was relatively peaceful until you arrived except in Europe of course
Comment from : @plusmagnificent

Stop calling it the age of discovery when multiple ethnicities traveled to this side of the globe at least 1,000 years before Columbus That navigational science was only known by a few and was lost until 14th century Europe
Comment from : @plusmagnificent

Not a good study aid
Comment from : @MC-dn3hs

The hispanola is present day Haiti AND Dominican republic, France occupied half the Hispanola, the Haiti side, whilst the other half was ruled by Spain After independence they both kept their side of the island
Comment from : @jareyvi

The Vikings made their way to Greenland, Newfoundland, and (possibly) New England about 470 years before Columbus
Comment from : @B27-o2c

Prince Henry was never a king
Comment from : @rogercorreia6292

Theirs evidence-based Christopher columbus was Portuguese not Italian
Comment from : @marksousa8595

The ottomans cutting off the routes has been debunked many times
Comment from : @tedn6855

Very high quality animation and storytelling, thank you
Comment from : @Darutan92

Niggu tried to sneak in England 😭💀
Comment from : @bernardopratta3076

Remove the 70iq trap beat and I could maybe watch a minute of this without wanting to tear my ears off
Comment from : @JamesKP17847

I think u left out several age of discovery graphics brNot sure if people will know which age this video is about 😂
Comment from : @orrointhewise87

Honestly i don't understand when European powers went East for spice what for? I don't see spice as ingredients for European dishes to be really such a big deal can anyone pls help explain? Thanks
Comment from : @fantasticmoments5899

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Comment from : @slapshot3

was Henry the Navigator english ? Was his nane not Henrique or something
Comment from : @BEASTMODENO1

The Portuguese are amazing people Brave & humble
Comment from : @HRLopes

When the Portuguese defeated the Otomans in the Indic, they were at the doors of Viena and Hungary If the Portuguese didnt defeated them, Europeans would be talking Turk these days
Comment from : @jayhuxley2559

The Portuguese were the first to arrive in Australia
Comment from : @vitorcandido100

3:26 gemerald
Comment from : @merucrypoison296

Cristóvão Colombo era português
Comment from : @Porto358

It's nice but some errors: br1-Prince Henry was just a prince, he didn't become king, he was third in the line of succession br br2-Columbus lived in Portugal for many years and it was there that he became a navigator and on several occasions tried to sell his idea to the Portuguese King but was always refused because he had flaws in his calculations that were obvious to the mathematicians and cartographers of the Portuguese court It went from Portugal to Spain and not directly from Genoa brWhen he returned to Europe, he first went to Lisbon, Portugal, to announce that he had arrived in India (and was almost murdered He was saved by the reinforced certainty given by the court's experts that it could only be other lands)
Comment from : @jsaro2053

Keep it up one can use such videos
Comment from : @goldenstars8710

Such nice graphics
Comment from : @goldenstars8710

Henry the Navigator never became to be a Portuguese king He was a prince, the third son of a king So no crown for him, but he was of course still influential at the court
Comment from : @mynameisjeff869