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Magellan sailed west across the Atlantic to reach the Caribbean.
Magellan sailed west across the Atlantic to reach the Caribbean.
Magellan sailed south down the coast of South America.
Magellan sailed south down the coast of South America.
Magellan sailed east around Africa to reach the Pacific Ocean.
Magellan sailed east around Africa to reach the Pacific Ocean.
Magellan sailed north around Europe to reach the Pacific Ocean.
Magellan sailed north around Europe to reach the Pacific Ocean.
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Magellan's voyage was different from that of Columbus primarily because:
Magellan sailed south down the coast of South America.
While Columbus sailed west across the Atlantic to reach the Caribbean, Magellan's expedition aimed to find a western route to the Spice Islands by navigating around South America, ultimately being the first to circumnavigate the globe.
