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Christopher Columbus
his claim to fame was being cristephor Columbus friend
Paris was at first just a settlement along a river in the stone age, and evolved since. Hence nobody can claim to have discovered it.
well Some came to America to find a shorter distance from Spain to Why_did_Spanish_explorers_come_to_America, such as Christopher Columbus. Others came to find for "Cities of Gold" such as Hernán Cortez & Francisco Pizarro. Others came as a missionary mission to convert Native Americans to Christianity such as Serra Junipero. Most of these explorers would also claim the land they found to be property of the Spanish land
The early Spanish conquistadors and explorers had a jump start on the other European powers. Spain was able to claim huge stakes of territory. However, with that said, the silver and gold discoveries, either stolen from Natives or mined by the Spanish were important for the wealth of Spain's huge colonial empire.
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Christopher Columbus' voyage landed him on the island of Hispaniola. He called the island "Isla Santa" and claimed it for Spain.
When Columbus landed in 1492.
Christopher Columbus
All I know is that Christopher Columbus claimed Cuba for Spain
Christopher Columbus claimed the island where he landed, which is now known as San Salvador, on behalf of the Crown of Spain.
Spain established territorial claims in the Caribbean and South America through a combination of exploration, conquest, and colonization. They sent expeditions led by explorers like Christopher Columbus and Hernan Cortes, who claimed lands on behalf of the Spanish crown. They established settlements and missions, and defeated indigenous peoples and rival European powers to solidify their territorial control. The Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494 also divided the newly discovered lands between Spain and Portugal, giving Spain a legal basis for its territorial claims in the region.
its call thw island of the tbh people
The purpose of his first voyage was to find the Indies and claim it for Spain.
Christopher Columbus
The first European who can rightly claim the "discovery" of cocoa is Christopher Columbus in 1502.