Christopher Columbus's only connection with Thanksgiving is the fact that he was the "first" European to discover America. He didn't even land on the mainland, he actually landed somewhere in the Caribbean.
thats a good question. but i was told that he helped the indians get ready for thanksgiving after he arrived in what was called the "new world"
No, Christopher Columbus was not there at the first thanksgiving. The celebration was between the Native Americans and the Spainanrds for the celebration of their first harvesting!
no. the pilgrims did.
The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus: Having convinced the King and Queen of Spain to finance his voyage, Christopher Columbus departed mainla.
The Christopher Columbus came first in 1492.
No cities were established by Columbus.
The first land/island Christopher Columbus saw was San Salvador. That is the answer to that question. GOOD LUCK!
When Christopher Columbus first came to Dominican republic he named it Hispaniola.(:
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Diego Colon was the first son of Christopher Columbus.
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The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus: Having convinced the King and Queen of Spain to finance his voyage, Christopher Columbus departed mainla.
The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus: Having convinced the King and Queen of Spain to finance his voyage, Christopher Columbus departed mainla.
The First Voyage of Christopher Columbus: Having convinced the King and Queen of Spain to finance his voyage, Christopher Columbus departed mainla.
The Christopher Columbus came first in 1492.
Im pretty sure that Christopher Columbus first made landfall in Greenland.