In the 1400s, Europeans mapped their journeys primarily using rudimentary maps and charts, often based on ancient texts, travelers' accounts, and limited geographic knowledge. They relied on celestial navigation, utilizing tools like the astrolabe and compass to determine their position at sea. Explorers like Christopher Columbus and Vasco da Gama also collected and recorded new information, which was later used to refine maps and improve navigation for future voyages. These early maps often included both accurate and mythical features, reflecting the blend of real exploration and imagination of the time.
Between 1400 and 1550, Europeans were largely unaware of the vast territories of the Americas, including North and South America, as well as the Pacific Islands like Hawaii and New Zealand. Additionally, large parts of Africa, such as the interior regions and the kingdoms in West and Central Africa, remained unknown to Europeans. The vast lands of Asia, particularly parts of Southeast Asia, were also not fully explored or understood, with many regions beyond the established trade routes remaining mysterious.
29% of 1400= 29% * 1400= 0.29 * 1400= 406
To calculate 1.3 of 1400, you multiply 1400 by 1.3. This results in 1820. Therefore, 1.3 of 1400 is 1820.
35% of 1400 = 1400*35/100 = 490
1400% = 14
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