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Portugal was a small country, Many of the first converts were runaway slaves, who took refuge at mission stations and, like the Creoles of West Africa, NATIONALISM AND DECOLONIZATION known as Creoles or Kri en years later, Vasco da Gama (ca. 1469–1524) reached India. In the process, the Portuguese a
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- Portugal was a small country,
- Many of the first converts were runaway slaves, who took refuge at mission stations and, like the Creoles of West Africa,
- NATIONALISM AND DECOLONIZATION
- known as Creoles or Kri
- en years later, Vasco da Gama (ca. 1469–1524) reached India. In the process, the Portuguese also discovered a series of islands in the Atlantic Ocean: Madeira in 1418, the Cape Verde Islands in 1460, and São Tomé in 1470.
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