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What was the goal for the first voyage of Christopher?
The goal for the first voyage of Christopher Columbus was to reach the West Indies.
What was the goal of christopher Columbus' exploration?
The goal for the first voyage of Christopher Columbus was to reach the West Indies.
What was accomplished by Christopher Columbus voyage?
He discovered the west Indies also known as the Caribbean.
What was christopher columbus' purpose to set sail?
- for spices -to find goal
What was Christopher Columbus's goal on the exploration?
he wanted to find a quick route to Asia
What year did Amerigo Vespucci meet Christopher Columbus?
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What where Christopher Columbus's other goals?
Christopher Columbus' main goal was to find gold and other treasures. The fact that he found a completely new land to settle was not something he intended.
What was cloumbus goals?
The goal for Columbus had to do with the spice trade. He set out to discover a better route to India. Christopher Columbus was an Italian explorer.
Did Columbus accomplish his-goal?
Christopher Columbus did and did'NT accomplish his goal. He did accomplish finding new land and new people. But did not accomplish finding special rocks such as diamonds, spices or India.
Was what christopher Columbus accomplished worth his sacrifices?
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Why did Columbus refer to the Arawak's as Indians?
Upon reaching what is now North America, Christopher Columbus, whose original goal was to sail around the world to India, thought that he had accomplished his goal. When he discovered that there were natives in the New World, he mistakenly called them Indians, believing that they were natives of India.
After his first voyage Christopher Columbus believed that he had?
Culminating in the discovery of the New World (if only a very small portion thereof), the first voyage of Christopher Columbus led him and many others to believe that he had discovered a new passage from Europe to the East Indies. As such a discovery was his goal when he set out, he believed that he had accomplished that goal, thereby paving the way for new trading possibilities and increased riches for Europe, among other anticipated benefits.
