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Q: How much riches did queen Isabella give Columbus?
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What did queen Isabella give to Columbus?

queen gave Columbus ships


What did Queen Isabella give to Christopher Columbus?

Queen Isabella helped finance Columbus's ride to the new world.


Who did Queen Isabella give money to for an expididtion?

Christopher Columbus


How much money did queen Isabella give Columbus?

he had alot of money


What did Columbus offer the king and queen of Spain?

The only thing that Columbus offered to the king and queen of Spain was a promise to bring back riches. He did not give them any tangible thing.


What helped Coulmbus convince Queen Isabella to pay for his voyage?

A contract was made that would give the Spanish crown a majority of the riches found. Columbus was made the Admiral of the Deep Blue Sea and the title could be inherited by his sons.


Why did Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand sponsor Christopher Columbus?

Isabella wanted to control the spice trade and spices were rare, expensive and very popular in Europe. So whoever controlled the spice trade made a lot from it. She also wanted to expand Spain.


How many years did it take Columbus to convince King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain to give him money?

8 years


What did Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand give Christopher Columbus for his journey?

they gave the three ships for columbus' journey


Who funded christopher columbus's trip to the americas?

Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain! Columbus's voyages were funded by Spain. King Ferdinand was the one to give him the money in order to complete his trips.


Why did Columbus make a return?

So he could give King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella their gold,spices,sliks,spread. Christanity-lead expedition to china.


Why did Spain finance the voyage the Columbus?

The king and queen of Spain had recently won an important war with the Moors. They felt it was time to explore new avenues of trade with the rest of the world. When Columbus came to them with his new idea, they decided to give it a try.