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how was Columbus mistaken about the lands he claimed for Spain


How was Columbus mistaken about lands he claimed for Spain?

He claimed San Salvador for Spain. Columbus believed he had reached Asia and was in the Indies. This belief explains why he called the people Indians. (5th grade history book)


How was Columbus mistaken about the lands he claimed for Spain?

He claimed San Salvador for Spain. Columbus believed he had reached Asia and was in the Indies. This belief explains why he called the people Indians. (5th grade history book)


Who was the first person to claim lands in America for Spain?

Christopher Columbus


When christopher columbus wrote to the court of spain he emphasized that the new lands would provide?

Riches


How did Columbus's voyage lead to a dispute between Spain and Portugal?

Actually Spain and Portugal wanted the lands Christopher Columbus discovered and would even fight for it. Later Pope Alexander VI settled the problem by making a boundary for Spain and Portugal.


What happened to the Nina?

The NINA was the ship that returned to Spain in Christopher Columbus's journey to the New Lands (America)


What happens to Nina?

The NINA was the ship that returned to Spain in Christopher Columbus's journey to the New Lands (America)


What voyage did Columbus found new land?

He went through the route of Asia and found lands for Spain


When Christopher Columbus wrote to the king and queen of Spain about America he emphasized that the new lands would provide?

riches


When Christopher Columbus wrote to the king and queen of Spain about America, he emphasized that the new lands would provide?

its RICHES


When Christopher Columbus wrote to the king and queen of Spain about America what did he emphasized that the new lands would provide?

RICHES!