1. What did the sailors eat? Why did their food supplies run low? 2. According to Pigafetta, what was the worst misfortune about crossing the Pacific?
3. As a crew member how might you feel about Magellan during this part of the voyage?
4. How can you use this document to argue that Magellan was worth defending?
5. How can you use this document to argue that Magellan was not worth defending?
Please someone help fast its due soon, I did number 2 and the first part of number 1.

The voyage contributed to Europeans' knowledge of the universe and has marked the worlds of space exploration and astronomy to this day. [ While crossing the Magellan Strait, the explorer and his crew observed two galaxies visible to the naked eye from the southern hemisphere, now known as the Magellanic Clouds. Ferdinand Magellan was the first explorer to circumnavigate the globe. ... Because he was a great navigational leader, was firm and not cruel to his inexperienced crew, and because he fought for his beliefs, Magellan was worth defending. Magellan was not worth defending because he was cruel, unprepared, and he put the crew in danger. The first out of many reasons Magellan was not worth defending was because he was cruel. The first way Magellan was cruel was because he was selfish.

Explanation:

www.voanews.com/science-health/500-years-how-magellans-voyage-changed-world

answer; in the 1950s;

an important point to remember about correlation is that while there is a _statistical_ relationship correlation does not equal _causation_

the first answer is: statistical

the second answer is: causation