Christopher Columbus was funded by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain to find a new route to the East Indies. His voyages led to the European exploration and colonization of the Americas.
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Christopher Columbus
Christopher Columbus,
Queen Isabella I
Columbus's voyages were funded by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain.
Queen Isabella
Spain, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella also Portugal Funded for the exploration.
Christopher Columbus
Yes. She agreed and funded his entire trip.
He was sponsered by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain. They gave him food, payed for his ships, and also payed for his crewmen. On his second voyage, Portugal sponsered him (I'm not sure whom). They did the same as Spain.
Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain! Columbus's voyages were funded by Spain. King Ferdinand was the one to give him the money in order to complete his trips.
Columbus was sponsored by King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I of Spain to undertake his explorations.
It was Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain. As they originally funded by them for his voyages also.