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This was was made for a school project it can also help people understand about amerigo vespucci Enjoy, Slapsticks5000

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May 10, 1497 was his first voyage leaving from Cadiz with a fleet of Spanish ships Ships sailed through west indies making their way to the mainland’s of central America in five days.He most likely discovered Venezuela a year before Columbus came back from his voyage October 1498.May 1499 he sailed under the Spanish flag on his next expedition as a navigator and was under the command of Alonzo de Ojeda, crossed the equator, traveled to coast of Guyana, and then left Ojeda and went to explore the coast of Brazil, it is set to believe that he discovered The Amazon River and Cape St. Augustine.May 14 1501 he departed to another Atlantic journey, his third voyage he set sail for Cape Verde this time he was I service to King Manuel 1 of Portugal. This was his most successful voyage. He wasn’t the one in command in this voyage but later throughout the voyage the Portuguese officers told him to take charge of the voyage.  He sailed with the coast of South America from Cape São Roque to Patagonia, on his way he discovered what today is Rio de Janeiro and Rio de la Plata. He headed back believing that he discovered a new continent he called it South America the New World.Vespucci started to record his accomplishments, he would write that the accounts of his voyages would allow him to leave “some fame behind me after I die”.On June 10, 1503 Vespucci sailed under the Portuguese flag and was accompanied by Gonzal Coelho and headed back to Brazil. They didn’t make any new discoveries so they left. Vespucci did discover Bahia and the island of South Georgia.

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May 10, 1497 was his first voyage leaving from Cadiz with a fleet of Spanish ships Ships sailed through west indies making their way to the mainland’s of central America in five days.He most likely discovered Venezuela a year before Columbus came back from his voyage October 1498.May 1499 he sailed under the Spanish flag on his next expedition as a navigator and was under the command of Alonzo de Ojeda, crossed the equator, traveled to coast of Guyana, and then left Ojeda and went to explore the coast of Brazil, it is set to believe that he discovered The Amazon River and Cape St. Augustine.May 14 1501 he departed to another Atlantic journey, his third voyage he set sail for Cape Verde this time he was I service to King Manuel 1 of Portugal. This was his most successful voyage. He wasn’t the one in command in this voyage but later throughout the voyage the Portuguese officers told him to take charge of the voyage.  He sailed with the coast of South America from Cape São Roque to Patagonia, on his way he discovered what today is Rio de Janeiro and Rio de la Plata. He headed back believing that he discovered a new continent he called it South America the New World.Vespucci started to record his accomplishments, he would write that the accounts of his voyages would allow him to leave “some fame behind me after I die”.On June 10, 1503 Vespucci sailed under the Portuguese flag and was accompanied by Gonzal Coelho and headed back to Brazil. They didn’t make any new discoveries so they left. Vespucci did discover Bahia and the island of South Georgia.

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 A lasting effect of his expedition was America being named after him.

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 A lasting effect of his expedition was America being named after him.

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In 1507 a German clergyman and amateur cartographer called Martin Waldseemüller was working an introduction to cosmology that would contain large maps. Waldseemüller proposed that the portion of Brazil that Vespucci explored be named after him. Waldseemüller thought of America a feminized version of Amerigo. The name stuck and Waldseemüller map sold thousands of copies all across Europe. In 1538, Gerardus Mercator applied the name America to both the north and south landmasses of the New World, and ever since then that is what the continents have been called. Vespucci’s expeditions 

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In 1507 a German clergyman and amateur cartographer called Martin Waldseemüller was working an introduction to cosmology that would contain large maps. Waldseemüller proposed that the portion of Brazil that Vespucci explored be named after him. Waldseemüller thought of America a feminized version of Amerigo. The name stuck and Waldseemüller map sold thousands of copies all across Europe. In 1538, Gerardus Mercator applied the name America to both the north and south landmasses of the New World, and ever since then that is what the continents have been called. Vespucci’s expeditions 

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When Amerigo Vespucci was 20 years old one of his uncle’s Guido Antonio Vespucci gave him a job and sent him on a mission to Paris. It is set to believe that this is what awakened Vespucci’s love towards travel and exploration. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain sponsored his journey.

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When Amerigo Vespucci was 20 years old one of his uncle’s Guido Antonio Vespucci gave him a job and sent him on a mission to Paris. It is set to believe that this is what awakened Vespucci’s love towards travel and exploration. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain sponsored his journey.