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Columbus sailed across the Atlantic ocean. He was expected to sail to Asia, but he landed in America.
He thought that he was near land because the birds flying overhead and some carved wood floating on the water.
because he sailed across that body of water
He needed money to purchase supplies for his long journey. The Queen supported him because she wanted to find a quick route to East Asia by sailing across the Atlantic. This would avoid the dangerous and expansive overland routes and the eastward water routes controlled by the Portuguese.
The explorer Christopher Columbus made four trips across the Atlantic Ocean from Spain: in 1492, 1493, 1498 and 1502. He was determined to find a direct water route west from Europe to Asia, but he never did. Instead, he stumbled upon the Americas.
A water route to Asia.
Columbus sailed across the Atlantic ocean. He was expected to sail to Asia, but he landed in America.
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If the he is Christopher Columbus, he was looking for a water route to East Asia.
The Atlantic Ocean, for one...
The explorers of his time were looking for a water route to Asia. None of them, including Columbus had any idea how big the world really was.
He thought that he was near land because the birds flying overhead and some carved wood floating on the water.
because he sailed across that body of water
North Atlantic Drift.
anything that can float on water, unless its a submarine
It was uphill most of the way.... No - just kidding. Longer than what? Walking? Swimming? It took a long time because in those days, sailing ships didn't exactly zoom across the water. They had to use currents and winds and sometimes neither of them cooperated. A journey across the Atlantic from Europe to North America could take from one to three months, depending on the season and the destination.