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What Spanish king and queen approved the sending of Christopher Columbus to sail west?
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How did Columbus communicate with the islander?
Christopher Columbus communicate by sending letters to the king and queen and the way he send letters is with a eagle
What was christopher Columbus's purpose in sending the tiano to Spain?
they sent the taino people to Spain to work as slaves for the rich
What describes the way Western European leaders reacted to Christopher Columbus's journey to the Caribbean?
They quickly began sending their own explorers and colonists to the Americas.
How did Spain establish territorial claims in the Caribbean and south America?
Spain established territorial claims by sending Christopher Columbus to claim land for the Spain.
How did Spain establish territoral claims in the Caribbean and south America?
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.
Who should be getting the tribute on the date of the 12 of october for America's discovery christopher Columbus and the Italian community or Spain for sending Columbus to America and financing his tri?
Opinions on this may vary, but it is worth noting that the arbitrary groups of today are not necessarily identical with those of the 15th century. For example, Columbus's voyage was approved and financed by the monarchy of Spain, but Spain has subsequently undergone centuries of immigration, emigration, civil war, and political revolution. The government that funded Columbus's voyages is no longer in existence, and the farsighted actions of Queen Isabella are not necessarily a cause for pride in today's average Spaniard. By the same token, it is unclear how Columbus's Genovese heritage would transfer his glory to other people of similar heritage five centuries later, much less to the nation of Italy that bears no resemblance to 15th century Genoa. But people will celebrate whatever tenuous connection they can find between themselves and momentous events of history, whether Italian or Spanish. And that's fine.
How did the Spanish maintain their dominance?
By sending more people
When the news reached the monarchs of Spain what did they dowhat was the spanish motivation for sending more ships out?
when the news reached the monarchs of Spain what did they do?what was the spanish motivation for sending more ships out?
Why did Columbus reture to Spain in 1493 with taino people?
Christopher Columbus made four trips to the New World. Reportedly the Native Americans he took back with him to Spain volunteered for the trip. The purpose of bringing Native Americans back to Spain was to show the monarchy the type of peoples that inhabited this New World.
Which is NOT a reason for Spain's sending of the Spanish Armada to England?
el trubrecabre
What is el enviar in English?
This is an example of how the Spanish infinitive verb is used as a gerund. This means, "the sending," as in "The sending of troops was disapproved by all."
What was King Ferdinand famous for?
Ferdinand and his wife, Isabell of Castile, were famous for sending Columbus on an expedition to the 'New World'
