No, it was named after Amerigo Vespucci, an Italian serving the country of Portugal during the age of exploration. He sailed up and down the coast and claimed that it was not Asia as it had been thought, but rather a new world. A German cartographer later partially mapped and named the "new world" after Vespucci. Till this day, the area he explored is known as the Americas, and includes South, Central, and North America. Yes, it was named after Columbus was named...and it was named (as the first answer states) in honor of Mr. Vespucci. By the same token, I'll bet you were also named after Columbus.
Amerigo Vespucci.
So the question was when did the pilgrams land on this continent? And the answer is so they landed in 1620s.
they were called monquisitors.]
Spanish Explorers and Conquerors of the New World were called 'Conquistadors'.
Marco Polo never traveled to the New World.
The Norse never settled in the Americas, or Vinland as they called it.
Grasse, France
They actullay called them new world
America was referred to as the "New World".
So the question was when did the pilgrams land on this continent? And the answer is so they landed in 1620s.
America was referred to as the "New World".
because people haven't found the land yet so when Christopher Columbus found it he named it the new world
So called 'The Life After Death' That is connected with heaven or hell which is believed that after this world comes a brand new world and the year 0001.
my world Justin Bieber's new album is called My World. His next album will be called My World part 2 in May or March. Justin Bieber's new album is called My World 2.0. His first one was called My World. his newest album which will be released in 2012 is called believe
The name of the new world is called narnia by:Maris,Adyseia and amirat
Europeans
The new world was ultimately divided by the Pope. When he divided the new world it was called split the line of Demarcation. Later on the lands would be divided again and this was called the Treaty of Tordesillas.
It is called "Outta This World"