Questions: Menzies thinks the delineation of the on 150 / Waldseemuller map could have come from the Chinese. a) Pacific Coast b) Caribbean Islands c) Gulf Coast d) Atlantic Coast Menzies suppositions about the origin of a buried junk in a Sacramento River sand bank are based on a) carbon dating b) excavation c) ship log

Menzies thinks the delineation of the on 150 / Waldseemuller map could have come from the Chinese. a) Pacific Coast b) Caribbean Islands c) Gulf Coast d) Atlantic Coast Menzies suppositions about the origin of a buried junk in a Sacramento River sand bank are based on a) carbon dating b) excavation c) ship log
Transcript text: Menzies thinks the delineation of the $\qquad$ on $150 /$ Waldseemuller map could have come from the Chinese. a) Pacific Coast b) Caribbean Islands c) Gulf Coast d) Atlantic Coast Menzies suppositions about the origin of a buried junk in a Sacramento River sand bank are based on $\qquad$ a) carbon dating b) excavation c) ship log
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Step 1: Analyze the first question

The question asks about a feature on the 1507 Waldseemuller map that Menzies believes could have come from the Chinese.

Step 2: Analyze the second question

The question asks about the basis of Menzies' suppositions regarding a buried junk in a Sacramento River sand bank.

Step 3: Find the answers

The answer to the first question is a) Pacific Coast. Gavin Menzies hypothesized that the depiction of the Pacific Coast on the 1507 Waldseemuller map originated from Chinese sources. The other options are not central to his theory. The answer to the second question is not provided in the given text.

Final Answer

a), Not enough information.

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