7 - Sailing With Columbus
Across
- 1. The lowest part of a ship's hull where water collects because of rain or rough seas.
- 2. An instrument captains used to navigate in the 1500s.
- 6. Punishments were carried out with the entire crew watching to _____ the rule-breaker.
- 7. To stop rats from eating rations, most ships had one of these onboard.
- 10. One morning job of sailors was working the _____.
- 11. Ships in the age of Columbus could reach a speed of 30 _____ per hour.
- 14. Captains insisted on this from their crew.
- 16. Instrument used to measure distance covered in the 1500s.
- 18. Days began with prayers and singing _____.
- 19. Crew member who supervised the maintenance and firing of guns.
- 20. Main beverage aboard ships because it preserved well.
Down
- 1. Crew member in charge of the sails.
- 3. Another name for sea songs sang by sailors.
- 4. A small offense that could result in punishment if one did it while on duty.
- 5. Nationality of the fleet in the image.
- 6. Minimum age to become a sailor.
- 8. Any minor injury ran the risk of _____, which could lead to limb amputation.
- 9. Scurvy caused these to fall out.
- 12. Sailors were susceptible to this disease because their diet lacked fresh fruits and vegetables.
- 13. Most common punishment which involved beeating with a cat-o'-nine-tails.
- 15. Time when main meal were served.
- 17. The only light source to work at night...so they didn't.