(7 of 12) Setting off in March 1501, how does Amerigo Vespucci's third voyage begin?

As the Whigs were becoming the Liberals, John Russell was prime minister. His career spanned the whole of the first half of Victoria's reign, from the 1830s to the 1860s. 

(6 of 12) How does Amerigo Vespucci describe the northern coast of South America in 1499-1500?

(5 of 12) On Amerigo Vespucci's 1499 journey to the Americas, what is the strange herb that the local people chew?

One of the most famous and most superlative of the early prime ministers, why was Pitt the Younger such a successful premier?

(4 of 12) Towards the end of the first voyage, why does Vespucci take so many prisoners?

(3 of 12) On his first journey, in 1497, why does Amerigo Vespucci describe one area as looking like Venice?

Sometimes, minor prime ministers do major things. George Grenville introduced an innocuous little tax and accidentally helped to create a country along the way: only the blummin' United States! Learn why Grenville made his misstep here.

(2 of 12) How does the supposed document about Amerigo Vespucci’s first journey describe the first group of local people met in the Americas?

(1 of 12) Why is it thought that America was named after Amerigo Vespucci?