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On problem Christopher Columbus faced was sickness. He faced harsh weather, as well as violent people who did not know who he was or what he was about.
Columbus did indeed use a compass on his voyages; the compass (lodestone in its earliest incarnation) is arguably the oldest known navigational instrument. The problem is that compasses point to Magnetic North, not True North. Because of this, course errors are induced, and the degree and angle of error will change as position changes
Actually Spain and Portugal wanted the lands Christopher Columbus discovered and would even fight for it. Later Pope Alexander VI settled the problem by making a boundary for Spain and Portugal.
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Yes, the trip was very dangerous - the crew faced storms, calm seas (a major problem when you rely on the wind to move you forward), disease, short rations and almost mutiny.
Christopher Larcou has written: 'The legal aspects of the Cyprus problem'