When did Ferdinand Magellan go to school?

Answer 1

Ferdinand Magellan was born in 1480, and at the age of 10, his parents died. Afterward, when he turned 12, he became a page for Queen Leonor. When he was a page, he was in a good school, and had a very good education. Ferdinand learned about the journeys of Vasco da Gama and Christopher Columbus. Later, he went on a Military Expedition that made him limp for the rest of his life. He first sailed in 1505, serving for Portugal. Magellan went to India with the crew of Franciscode Almeida. After a few years, he decided that he wanted to go on the biggest trip of his life. Going to find the Spice Islands starting from the east, copying Christopher Columbus. When he went to ask the Portuguese king, he refused. Magellan sailed to Spain to serve for them, and the king there accepted. His friend and former captain, Franciscode Almeida, wrote letters to him, telling him about different routes to the Spice Islands. Before he left on his largest voyage, he married Beartiz Barbosa, a child of an important official. Later, Magellan became a Spanish citizen, and even later, had a son named Rodrigo. In 1519, he set off for his major voyage.

Answer 2

Magellan was educated at home by his mother and father until they died when he was 10 years old. At 12 years of age, Ferdinand was under the care of the Queen and attended school sessions within the royal grounds. He did not attend college, but chose instead to study under the direction of Christopher Columbus when at sea.

Answer 3

he attended his schooling at the court of portugal

Answer 4

no he was home schooled and his mother and father died when he was only 10 years old, he was put under the queens protection

Answer 5

Ferdinand Magellan never went to school he was tutored at the palace of Portugal while he a page to the queen he was tutored at the same time

Answer 6

Yes. He was tutored at the court of Portugal.

Answer 7

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