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Zheng He and Ferdinand Magellan led two very different expeditions due to a number of factors including resources and the treatment of natives. Both men were strong leaders, although they both had different trust levels with their commanders. Zheng He had plentiful resources, although he was not as cautious with resources as he could be. Magellan started his journey with very little, probably leading to his demise. Overall, Zheng He and Magellan started with varying levels of resources and trust

Ferdinadad Magellan was born in 1480 in Portugal. He was well educated in the cartography and astronomy fields. While Magellan was in his forties, he had planned a long trip to sail across the Atlantic ocean in order to find a straight that leads him to Asia. This is where he would find all the spices he wanted to gather. He had harvested 270 men to carry out his plan. Things didn't go as plan and so what had ended up happening was that Magellan and all his crew members ended up traveling the entire

Zheng He was one of the greatest explorers in the Age of Exploration however, his fame is not widely celebrated today. Zheng He was the powerful and wealthy adviser for Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty. The Emperor sent Zheng He on a mission to travel to foreign lands ranging from the tip of India to the eastern parts of Africa to give them gifts to show China’s power and dominance. He started these voyages in 1405 and eventually captained seven of them before retiring. The Chinese felt that the

Moreover, Document D also puts forth that, “Besides the above-named evils, this misfortune I will mention was the worst, it was that the upper and lower gums of most of our men grew [swelled] so much that they could not, eat, and in this way so many suffered, that nineteen died.” (Document D) This further shows the unnecessary suffering that

Ferdinand E Marcos (1965-1986) • Was Senate President for three years • Was president of the Philippines for 21 years • first president to win 2nd term • declared martial law on September 22, 1972 Achievements (1964-1969): • Immediate construction of roads

Indonesia and Philippines have similarities yet very different political system even though there are located in the Southeast Asia region. Both states are considered to be electoral democratic regime according to Larry Diamond’s sixfold typology (Dayley & Neher, 2013, p. 21). Interestingly, both states received a relatively good freedom rating in Southeast Asia by Freedom House in 2016, which is 3- partly free. Thus, Indonesia and Philippines are chosen as the research subject in this assignment

Martial Law under the Marcos administration was a very uproarious period in Philippine history, and countless lives have been irrevocably changed because of it. With the working thesis of, “The execution of the orders from the higher ups during the Marcos era stems from the psychological capability of certain soldiers to communicate, understand, and properly implement the law in a peaceful manner,” the researcher delves into the concept of agency and how it is affected or compromised by both internal

Chile is a country located in South America which borders Peru, Bolivia and Argentina. Chile Government is based on a democratic republican framework. The President of Chile is both the 'head of state' and 'head of government'. The executive power is exercised by the government of Chile. The judicial branch of Chile functions independently. The legislative powers are vested both with the Government and the National Congress of Chile. The Constitution of the Republic of Chile was adopted on September

I have to say that my favorite explorer would have to be David Livingstone. Livingstone was a popular Victorian missionary who explored the continent of Africa. He sought to find the source of the Nile and spent years traveling through the inner heart of Africa. He was opposed to slavery and supported commercial trade with Africa. If I was to be an explorer between 1400 and 1600, I would probably have to be Vasco De Gamma. This Portuguese nobleman sailed from Lisbon in 1497 on a mission to reach

FERDINAND MAGELLAN By:Erick Land Did you know there are many different explorers? If there was no explorers we probably wouldn't be living here today. One famous explorer is named Ferdinand Magellan (Ma-jel-lan). Magellan was born in 1480 and was Killed in 1521 by a native named Lapu-Lapu. Magellan set out on a trip to circumnavigate the world by ship in 1519 that ended in 1522. Magellan stopped at many nations during his voyage including Portugal, and the Spice Islands but also traveled through