No one he was the one who sponsered voyages to the western coast of Africa. He had sailors work for him.
Prince Henry the Navigator tried to go around the continent of Africa. He thought that this would be a shortcut to Asia which held something valuable to them. They had spices which helped them before refrigerators.
Henry the Navigator (a strange name really for a man who never set foot on a ship to sail the oceans) basically had three goals for the expeditions he sent out: converting the peoples of Africa to Christianity, finding gold, and finding a way around the overland trade routes controlled by the Muslims of north Africa.
Henry the Navigator was a Portuguese prince. He helped expand Portuguese trade routes, and established trade primarily with Africa. Henry's nickname of 'the navigator' was bestowed upon him in the 1800s by historians, around 400 years after his death.
prince henry the navigator sent out several ships to explore the western coast of africa :)
Prince Henry the Navigator wanted to sail around Africa. Although, he never did. He sent people to do it for him.
yes he did sail but he sailed to explore the america and he traveled on the challenger
Yes he sailed all the way around the world to India
Prince Henry the Navigator.
Prince Henry the Navigator never went to sea. He was called "the navigator" because he was a map maker and encouraged people to sail farther than enayone had ever sailed from Portugal before; and make maps about the world.
No one he was the one who sponsered voyages to the western coast of Africa. He had sailors work for him.
Prince Henry the Navigator tried to go around the continent of Africa. He thought that this would be a shortcut to Asia which held something valuable to them. They had spices which helped them before refrigerators.
David Livingstone was a Scottish missionary, and he set sail to Africa for mission work. He did a great deal to spread Christianity there ,in the dark continent.
Henry the Navigator (a strange name really for a man who never set foot on a ship to sail the oceans) basically had three goals for the expeditions he sent out: converting the peoples of Africa to Christianity, finding gold, and finding a way around the overland trade routes controlled by the Muslims of north Africa.
because they wanted to help spread the word of Christianity to the rest of the world?
When you have the navigator on board (a skilled crewman) you can sail faster. Hire the navigator at Parrot Port.
Henry the Navigator was a Portuguese prince. He helped expand Portuguese trade routes, and established trade primarily with Africa. Henry's nickname of 'the navigator' was bestowed upon him in the 1800s by historians, around 400 years after his death.