context: Galleon is the development of a small sailing ship called a caravela, or 3 or 4 sailboats called kerakah in Spanish or nau in Portuguese (carraca and nau, both mean ships). [1] [2] Galleon is used for long distance voyages in the ocean. The bow section is made lower and the hull is extended, resulting in a level of stability in water that the previous model ship did not have. Reduced wind resistance at the front results in faster ships and better maneuverability. Galleon is different from the previous model ship, mainly because of the shape of the ship which is longer, lower, and narrower. This ship also has a stern shaped square and not curved. The bow has a snout or nose that protrudes far forward under the bow. In Portugal at that time, very large vessels (often above 1,000 tons) were usually built in the model of a crust, while most ships weighing under 500 tons were built in gallows. Even so, the largest galleon ship called the Galleon Manila can measure up to 2,000 tons. Weapons tend to be lighter ships, and this type of ship is generally used as a cargo ship. On the contrary, Galleon is a versatile warship, stronger, carrying heavy weaponry, but construction costs are cheaper (the price of 5 galleries is roughly equivalent to 3. kerat. Therefore, Galleon is suitable to be used as a cargo ship as well as a warship.
question: How big is the Galaliung Manila ship?
answers.text: 2,000 tons