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How do you think Columbus was able to cross the ocean without wondering north or south by accident?
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∙ 13y ago
he used the sun to direct his path and at night he would use the stars. =] <3
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What ocean did Columbus cross after he left Spain?
which ocean did columbus cross after he left spain
Did Columbus use a sextant?
Yes Christopher Columbus did use a sextant along with a compass, ampoletta, and a cross staff.
What does the cross on Columbus sailboat mean?
It was an indication that "These ships belong to Spain.".
Columbus was looking for a shorter passage to the?
He was looking for a shorter (or at least easier) way to get to China, without having to cross all Asia by land to get there. He had no idea that there was a whole continent in the way (America).
What was christopher Columbus's flag ship called?
His flags name was Columbus Flag!!:) It has an F, a cross and a Y on it.!:)
What ocean did Columbus cross after he left Spain?
which ocean did columbus cross after he left spain
When did King's Cross railway accident happen?
King's Cross railway accident happened on 1945-02-04.
When dd Columbus cross the Atlantic?
1492 is when Columbus sailed the ocean blue
What do you get when you cross two cars?
An accident!
Was christopher Columbus the first person to cross the Atlantic for England?
No, Columbus sailed for Spain
Which bus can cross the ocean?
ColumBUS
About how along did it take Columbus to cross Atlantic?
It took Columbus approximately two months to cross the Atlantic. Columbus left for the journey on August 3, 1492 and made land fall on October 12.
Did Columbus use a sextant?
Yes Christopher Columbus did use a sextant along with a compass, ampoletta, and a cross staff.
How long did it take for Columbus to cross the Atlantic?
10 months
Wha ocean did Christopher Columbus cross?
The Atlantic Ocean.
Did Columbus cross the equator or the prime meridian?
equator i think
How do get the answer key for puzzle maker cross word?
I have been wondering the same thing!
