He was funded by the king and queen of Spain and he discovered a new continent and not a path to the indies.
He was funded by the king and queen of Spain and he discovered a new continent and not a path to the indies.
Columbus asked king Ferdinand and queen isbella of Spain to support a westward voyage to the indies.
India was plentiful in expensive goods, such as spices.
No. Columbus discovered the West Indies while trying to reach the East Indies, which the Europeans already knew existed.
The enterprise of the indies was Columbus's plan to sail West and end Up East
He was funded by the king and queen of Spain and he discovered a new continent and not a path to the indies.
Columbus wanted to discover a route westward from Europe to China and the Indies.
He got the money from the king and queen of Spain. First he had tried to get it from the king of Portugal but he was refused because that king's scientists had gone over Columbus' calculations and decided (correctly, as it turned out) that the calculations were wrong and that Columbus would never find the Indies where he thought they were. All historians today agree that his discovery of America was pure luck.
Queen Isabella chartered Columbus to find a route westward from Spain to China and the Indies.
Columbus asked king Ferdinand and queen isbella of Spain to support a westward voyage to the indies.
India was plentiful in expensive goods, such as spices.
after Christopher Columbus found the West Indies.
No. Columbus discovered the West Indies while trying to reach the East Indies, which the Europeans already knew existed.
The enterprise of the indies was Columbus's plan to sail West and end Up East
Christopher Columbus. He thought he had reached India and named the island "Indies" and called its inhabitants, "Indians". Later Amerigo Vespucci proved that Colombus had actually found the New Lands, and not India. The island was then renamed "West Indies".
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