Navigators and the Sea Dogs Crossword

ALL THE COUNTRIES BORDERING THE PACIFIC OCEAN
A CHINESE SAILING VESSEL, SOMETIMES VERY LARGE. ZHENG HE HAD JUNKS THAT WERE MANY TIMES THE SIZE OF EUROPEAN SHIPS
SOMEONE WHO KNOWS LOCAL WATERS AND CAN GUIDE SHIPS
EASY TO HANDLE
THE SCIENCE OF GUIDING A SHIP
TRIANGULAR SAIL ON A SHORT MASS
STRONGEST, MAJOR
A MEASURMENT OF A SHIP'S SPEED; 1852 METRES PER HOUR
THE INTERIOR OF A SHIP BELOW THE LOWER DECK
A NATURALLY MAGNETIC STONE, ALSO KNOWN AS MAGNETITE, USED AS A COMPASS
SHIFT
A POTENTIALLY FATAL LACK OF VITAMIN C. SUFFERERS BECOME WEAK, THEIR SKIN GETS SPLOCHY, THEIR GUMS SWELL AND BLEED, AND THEIR TEETH LOOSEN AND FALL OUT
AN OPEN REBELLION OF SAILORS AGAINST THEIR OFFICERS
A PASSAGEWAY BETWEEN TWO LAND MASSES
TRAVEL AROUND THE WHOLE WORLD
TO MAKE A MAP OF
A SCHEDULED ROUTE PLAN
A NARROW STRIP OF LAND WITH WATER ON EITHER SIDE, JOINING TWO LARGER AREAS OD LAND
A FATAL DISEASE, HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS AMONG ABORIGINAL PEOPLE AT THE TIME OF THE FIRST CONTACT WITH EUROPEANS. SYMPTOMS INCLUDE FEVER AND BLISTERLIKE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN THAT LEAVE POCKLIKE SCARS
NATURAL RESISTANCE
A CONTINUOUS ACCOUNT OF HISTORICCAL EVENTS
FIRST-HANDED
WRITING IN WHICH PICTURES REPERSENT WORDS
LITERALLY, ONE IN TEN BUT USUALLY REFERS TO THE DESTRUCTION OF MANY
AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT GIVING A PERSON AUTHORITY TO DO SOMETHING
COASTAL WATERS OF NORTHERN SOUTH AMERICA WHERE THE SPANISH MERCHANT SHIPS REGULARY TRAVELLED