Question

1. man for whom the New World was named Genoa 2. ruler of the Aztecs Balboa 3. discovered Pacific Ocean Vespucci 4. his crew completed around the world voyage Cortes 5. conquered the Aztecs of Mexico Magellan 6. conquered the Incas of Peru Pizarro 7. Spanish monarchs Montezuma 8. attempted to gain control of Jerusalem Crusaders 9. hometown of Columbus Ferdinand and Isabella

Answer 1

The man for whom the New World was named was Amerigo Vespucci

The ruler of the Aztecs was Montezuma

The "discoverer" (first Westerner) of the Pacific Ocean was Balboa

Magellan's crew completed the around the world voyage

Cortes conquered the Aztecs of Mexico

Pizarro conquered the Incas of Peru

Ferdinand and Isabella were Spanish Monarchs during the Age of Exploration

The Crusaders tried to gain control of Jerusalem during the Crusades.

Genoa is the hometown of Columbus.

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Answer 2

The man for whom the New World was named was Amerigo Vespucci

The ruler of the Aztecs was Montezuma

The "discoverer" (first Westerner) of the Pacific Ocean was Balboa

Magellan's crew completed the around the world voyage

Cortes conquered the Aztecs of Mexico

Pizarro conquered the Incas of Peru

Ferdinand and Isabella were Spanish Monarchs during the Age of Exploration

The Crusaders tried to gain control of Jerusalem during the Crusades.

Genoa is the hometown of Columbus.