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Bartolomeu Dias

• A sailor who sailed around the Cape of Good Hope, proving that sailing from Europe to the Indian Ocean was possible in 1488.
• A sailors who sailed around the Cape of Horn, proving that sailing from Europe to the Pacific Ocean was possible in 1488.
• A sailors who sailed around the Cape of Hope, proving that sailing from Europe to the Indian Ocean was not possible in 1488.
• A sailors who sailed around the Cape of Good Hope, proving that sailing from Europe to the Arctic Ocean was possible in 1488.

Bubonic Plague

• A disease caused by a virus that primarily spreads through fleas
• A disease caused by bacteria that primarily spreads through contaminated food or water
• A disease caused by a fungus that primarily spreads through contact with infected animals
• A disease caused by a parasite that primarily spreads through mosquitoes

Ceuta

• A city in Spain that was the site of a major battle between the Moors and the Christians
• A city in Portugal that was a major trade center during the Age of Exploration
• A city in Italy that was a major cultural center during the Renaissance
• A Moroccan city which guarded the Strait of Gibraltar from the South. It was seized by portuguese forces in 1415.

Christopher Columbus

• An Italian explorer who discovered the Americas while searching for a new trade route to Asia
• A Spanish explorer who discovered the Americas while searching for a new trade route to Asia
• A Portuguese explorer who discovered the Americas while searching for a new trade route to Asia
• A Dutch explorer who discovered the Americas while searching for a new trade route to Asia

Desiderius Erasmus

• A humanist who translated religious texts, such as the New Testament, to improve the understanding of Christianity
• A humanist who translated scientific texts to improve the understanding of the natural world
• A humanist who translated philosophical texts to improve the understanding of ethics and morality
• A humanist who translated musical texts to improve the understanding of composition and performance

Eunuch

• Castrated males who were employed in various positions in ancient empires such as China and Persia
• Castrated males who were employed as officials in medieval courts
• Castrated males who were employed as guards or soldiers in ancient armies
• Castrated males who were employed as merchants or traders in medieval societies

Francesco Petrarca

• A humanist who traveled throughout Europe to search for manuscripts of classical works, contributing to the Renaissance movement in literature and culture
• A humanist who traveled throughout Asia to search for manuscripts of classical works
• A humanist who traveled throughout Africa to search for manuscripts of classical works
• A humanist who traveled throughout the Americas to search for manuscripts of classical works

Humanists

• Scholars interested in the humanities, such as literature, history, and moral philosophy. Renaissance humanists were deeply committed to Christianity.
• Scholars interested in the natural sciences, such as biology, physics, and chemistry
• Scholars interested in engineering and technology, such as mechanics and construction
• Scholars interested in architecture and design, such as building and city planning

Hundred Years' War

• A war between France and Spain, lasting from 1337 to 1453, over control of lands in Europe
• A war between France and England, lasting from 1337 to 1453, over control of lands in France
• A war between France and Portugal, lasting from 1337 to 1453, over control of trade routes
• A war between France and Italy, lasting from 1337 to 1453, over control of cultural influence

Ibn Battuta

• A Muslim Moroccan legal scholar who traveled across Afro-Eurasia, documenting his journey in the book "Rihla"
• A Muslim Egyptian legal scholar who traveled across Afro-Eurasia, documenting his journey in the book "Travels"
• A Muslim Syrian legal scholar who traveled across Afro-Eurasia, documenting his journey in the book "Journey"
• A Muslim Persian legal scholar who traveled across Afro-Eurasia, documenting his journey in the book "Voyage"