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no because there is other people that we dont know about that did
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What idea did Columbus prove wrong?
The earth is flat
What idea did Columbus's voyage prove wrong.?
The earth is flat
What was Christopher Columbus mission in the beginning of his trip?
He was trying to prove that the earth was flat
Why did Christopher Columbus make his voyage across the Atlantic?
to make a new discovery and prove that the earth was not flat and more to it
When did Christopher Columbus discovered that earth is flat?
Christopher Columbus was against the idea that the earth is flat. He tried to sail around the world to prove it. Instead of reaching India (as was his intent), he was the second person (Leif Erikson was the first in 1002.) in 1492 to discover the Americas. He made four more voyages afterwards.
Why did Christopher Columbus make his voyage across the Atlantic Ocean?
to make a new discovery and prove that the earth was not flat and more to it
Who did christopher columbus prove wrong about the world being flat?
nobody
Why did Columbus think that the earth was flat?
He didn't. It was well-known at the time of Columbus that the earth is round.
Was Columbus first settlement named hispaniola?
Yes, Christopher Columbus's first settlement in the New World was Hispaniola. Turns out that he was right and this whole "earth not being flat" thing.
What was Columbus main reason for sailing the Atlantic?
he want to prove that the world was round and not flat
What person did the most to prove the earth was shaped like a ball?
Columbus did the most to prove the earth was shaped like a ball. He did this by sailing to America, and proving to Europe that the world was not flat. Edit: a lot of people think that, but it was established by the Ancient Greeks about 1800 years earlier.
What did Magellan's prove?
that the earth is round just like what Magellan said ... `The church says the earth is flat, but I know that it is round, for I have seen the shadow on the moon, and I have more faith in a shadow than in the church"
