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Who did Spain send to explore the Americas?
Christopher Columbus
Where did queen Isabella send Christopher Columbus?
India
When did Queen Isabella send Christopher Columbus on his journey?
1492
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
Who did the President send to explore this land and what did they discover?
Back in those times there was no president. However, there were kings and queens. Christopher Columbus figured the earth was round and asked queen isabell to help him. She agreed but she did not actually SEND him. He wanted to find out if the earth was round and she said that he could try.
Why did the king and queen send Christopher Columbus on the voyage to fing Asia?
they wanted a share of the Asian trade.....
What did Isabella 1 of Spain like to do?
Send an Italian by the name of Christopher Columbus (Cristoforo Colombo) across the ocean to invade and conquer India.
Who did Christopher Columbus send on his expedition to the New World?
He sent a king named King Ferdinand II of Aragon and a queen named Queen Isabella.
How did the Roman Catholic religion come to Jamaica?
Christopher Columbus was responsible for "discovering" Jamaica and, afterward, Spain send people and priests to the Island.
Who did Spain send to explore after the voyages of Columbus and what did they discover?
spain sent ferdinand magellan. he discovered florida good luck people hope it helped a little
Why did the king and queen of Spain send christopher Columbus?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella sponsored Columbus because Columbus told them that if they gave him the money to find another trade route to India he would spread Catholicism in India (king and queen of Spain were Catholic)
Where did King Ferdinand send Amerigo Vespucci?
King Ferdinand named Amerigo Vespucci the Chief Navigator of Spain. Amerigo Vespucci had the responsibility of planning the navigation for the voyages to the Indes.
