Also his navigational skills led them to the strait through South America that no one before him had discovered proving that saving Magellan would be a good decision to make. Secondly, Magellan was worth saving because he had quality disciplined leadership skills. ¨He ordered lookouts scrambling to the highest perch on the ships, where they could see the waterways and obstacles that lay ahead… They would go and come back
This reflexes on the incentive theory because it showed his dedication and commitment he had to achieving his goal. The theory states that we achieve our goal through our motivated behavior and that is exactly what Neil Armstrong did until he made history by being the first man to walk on the moon. Success was his only option. I learned a lot about Neil Armstrong. He was a very dedicated individual that knew what he wanted from a very
After ten years of monumental efforts but fruitless results, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain agreed to finance Columbus in the hopes of acquiring great wealth. On August 3, 1492, Columbus and three ships, the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria, left Palos, Spain and headed westward. After stopping in the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa, Columbus' ships hit the open seas. Covering about 150 miles a day, the trip was long and arduous. The crew was afraid of sea monsters and grew more restless every day land was not sighted.
The Columbus, true history related with the Native American Indians, human progress, color line, and the English cruel remark. As Columbus was approaching the island shores of the Arawak people, they were so intrigued that they swam out to get a better look at the boat. When Columbus arrived, they offered to trade items with him. Columbus thought they were fine people but knew they weren’t too educated, he even considered making them slaves. What Columbus actually wanted was the lands, gold, silver since he was promised 10%of the profits and the title “admiral of the sea” for bringing back gold, spices.
Francisco Pizarro The man who conquered the Incan Empire did so, at the modest age of about 40. Francisco Pizarro obviously didn’t do this task all by himself but with the help of about only 100 foot soldiers who were determined to help conquer the Incan Empire. His conquest started in Panama, 1513, where from there he had several expeditions to Peru where he encountered many failures but great retaliations. Expedition after expedition Pizarro would learn many lessons but why did he succeed? Francisco Pizarro of Spain succeeded because he had a rise to fame, thought logically, and had power and authority.
Today in our education systems our student are learning that in 1493 Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue and discover America and portrayed as a heroic figure. I truly believe he wanted nothing more than to be praise by the king and queen and prove that he could indeed find gold. On Christopher Columbus first voyage he was joyful, energetic and pleasant of a man. At The end of that voyage Christopher Columbus was a selfish, greedy very nasty of a man
Hunter and Ramsay are both well trained, two of the best people in the navy flied. Hunter was in Harford. But there was so much different in the character, the way they deal with tough circumstances, and the way they deal with other people around them. Ramsey is a captain of the ship, sailed and did many amazing things before with the navy. After serving for big numbers of years in the navy he thought he knows all by heart, and he did not need to follow the saturation and the rules as he book says.
He took Lil Wayne to the top and even though he had to drop out of high school it was wroth it because he is now worth over 24 Million dollars. Some obstacles Lil Wayne had were the death of his father and having a daughter at a young age. Even though Lil Wayne's father was a drug dealer and pimp, Wayne always admired
RUPERT BROOKE * Young and handsome man from a highly privileged background who wrote a number of idealized and extremely popular sonnets about war. * Went to a public school and then to university at Cambridge * He had a great talent for sport, theatre and literature, and was considered by his peers to be a leading light of his generation, destined for great things. * Brooke joined the army on the outbreak of war, but never actually saw action— he died in April 1915, developing sepsis on a journey across the Mediterranean towards Gallipoli in Southern Turkey. 101 – PEACE What is it about? * This sonnet celebrates what Brooke feels is his generation’s great fortune to be born to fight in the First World War.
Spain and the New world Christopher Columbus was a talented navigator from GenoA. He had been asking all over Europe for the ships and men for a voyage across the Atlantic ocean. He wanted to sail for religious Practical purposes. To covert people to Catholicism and to open trade routes. Columbus believed the world had a circumference of only 16,000 miles.