He promised gold and slaves from the West Indies, which he thought he could reach by sailing west on the Atlantic Ocean, but instead ended up landing on a Caribbean island that he named Hispaniola (now the Dominican Republic and Haiti).
Tat he would bring back all riches that he found. Queen Isabella promiced him all the land he found would go to him and it would be owned by Christopher Columbus. (my amazing social studies teacher taught me! HE is thee best)
richesand to be a governer of the island he found
She promised him safety he promised her spices and jewels.
to find lands and they will makehim nameone of the lands
That he would claim new land he found as he sailed trying to find a water route to Asia and he mistakenly landed upon US and claimed more land for England.Does this make sense to you?
That he would find new land
When Queen Isabella and her husband, the king, finally did let Christopher Columbus go on the voyage, Christopher Columbus promised spices and jewels from "India" to assure the Queen and the King to not object him of his voyage to "India."
Isabella
christopher Columbus
The voyage for which Christopher Columbus is most famous was for the country of Spain. Queen Isabella, against the advise of her advisers, funded this voyage by Columbus.
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
When Queen Isabella and her husband, the king, finally did let Christopher Columbus go on the voyage, Christopher Columbus promised spices and jewels from "India" to assure the Queen and the King to not object him of his voyage to "India."
queen Isabella helped Columbus out,by sponsering his voyage
Isabella
christopher Columbus
queen isabella backed up columbus's voyage
The voyage for which Christopher Columbus is most famous was for the country of Spain. Queen Isabella, against the advise of her advisers, funded this voyage by Columbus.
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
Queen Isabella
Queen Isabella I
Queen Isabella of Spain helped finance Columbus' voyages.
That was Spain's Queen Isabella.
queen Isabella sponsored christopher Columbus voyage. first woman to be on a u.s coin.