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Who said this its not what you say but how you say?
Christopher Columbus
What is one thing that Queen Isabella known?
she sponsored Christopher Columbus on his plan to said to the Indies by sailing west of America.
What is Christopher Columbus's middle name?
Christopher Columbus' name said in his country is Christophoro Columbo.
When the king and queen said no to christopher Columbus who said yes?
ferdinan and elizabeth
Who paid for Christopher Columbus's first trip?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain paid for his trip. They said no the first time then Columbus persuaded them to. They said yes the second time. Christopher Columbus' son was named after King Ferdinand.
Did Christopher Columbus discover tomatoes?
No one is quite sure if it was Christopher Columbus, or Hernan Cortes that introduced the tomato to Europe. All that can be safely said is that it was the Spanish that introduced the tomato.
Who paid Christopher Columbus first journey?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain paid for his trip. They said no the first time then Columbus persuaded them to. They said yes the second time. Christopher Columbus' son was named after King Ferdinand.
Who was Canada founded by?
Christopher Columbus, it is also said that he founded the United States, but it is not sure.
Who paid for Columbus's first trip?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain paid for his trip. They said no the first time then Columbus persuaded them to. They said yes the second time. Christopher Columbus' son was named after King Ferdinand.
What is christopher Columbus's greatest adventures?
Columbus's greatest adventure was to America. He said he discovered it when actully Vikings got there over 500 years before he did.
When did Pedro Nino sail with christopher Columbus?
Its been said about 1468. Overall, it was the mid to late 1400s.
How did christopher Columbus come to discover the Americas?
He didn't discover America. Leif Erikson, a viking, discovered America. He said there 500 years before columbus.
