Who made 'Caravel', a light and fast moving ship?

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (a) Portuguese
The Caravel was a small, highly maneuverable, and fast sailing ship developed by the Portuguese during the 15th century.
It was instrumental in their exploration efforts during the Age of Discovery.

Features included:

• A lightweight design.
• Lateen (triangular) sails for better navigation against the wind.
• Capable of long voyages.

Additional Information:

• Greeks: Known for ancient triremes and other classical ships, not the Caravel.
• Dutch: Developed larger trade ships like the Fluyt during the 17th century.
• Japanese: Historically known for ships like the Kobaya and other traditional designs, not the Caravel.