treaty of alcacovas was the treaty that formally divided the world between spain and portugal.
the treaty that formally divided the world between spain and portugal?
treaty of alcacovas
initially, the line of demarcation did not encircle the earth. instead, spain and portugal could conquer any new lands they were the first to discover, spain to the west and portugal to the east, even if they passed each other on the other side of the globe. but portugal's discovery of the highly valued moluccas in 1512 caused spain to argue in 1518 that the treaty of tordesillas divided the earth into two equal hemispheres. after the surviving ships of magellan's fleet visited the moluccas in 1521, spain claimed that those islands were within its western hemisphere. in the early 16th century, the treaty between spain and portugal, concluded at vitoria; february 19, 1524 and called for the badajoz junta to meet in 1524, at which the two countries tried to reach an agreement on the anti-meridian but failed. they finally agreed in a treaty signed at zaragoza that spain would relinquish its claims to the moluccas upon the payment of 350,000 ducats of gold by portugal to spain. to prevent spain from encroaching upon portugal's moluccas, the anti-meridian was to be leagues or 17° to the east of the moluccas, passing through the islands of las velas and santo thome. this distance is slightly smaller than the 300 leagues determined by magellan as the westward distance from los ladrones to the philippine island of samar, which is just west of due north of the moluccas.
treaty of tordesillas
the second title, simply titled "federal bureau of investigation", concerns intelligence within the federal bureau of investigation.





























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the third title, simply titled "security clearances", deals with security clearances.





























section::::organization.:title iv: transportation security.





























the fourth title, simply titled "transportation security", is formally divided into 5 subtitles:





























bullet::::1. "national strategy for transportation security"





























bullet::::2. "aviation security"





























bullet::::3. "air cargo security"





























bullet::::4. "maritime security"





























bullet::::5. "general provisions"





























section::::organization.:title v: border protection, immigration, and visa matters.





























the fifth title, simply titled "border protection, immigration, and visa matters", is formally divided into 5 subtitles:
intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act