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What was Magellan’s original motive for undertaking his voyage? He hoped to sail all the way around the world.He hoped to sail all the way around the world. He hoped to reach the Indies by sailing east
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What was Magellan’s original motive for undertaking his voyage?

He hoped to sail all the way around the world.He hoped to sail all the way around the world.

He hoped to reach the Indies by sailing east around Africa.

He hoped to find a route to the Indies by sailing west around America.

He hoped to discover America and start a new colony.

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He hoped to find a route to the Indies by sailing west around America

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