Yes, But not in the way you are thinking. The Spanish may have had some Arquebus matchlocks, a very early version of a musket, but Swords and Crossbows were still the go to weapon for serious combat. Even without the firepower, Europeanadvancesin armor and metal forging would make a well armored Spanish Knight more then a match for any Native fighter..
In 1492 firearms were not wide spread yet. While Cannons were starting to be commonplace on Ships, Musketeers did not become common place on the ground until the 1500s (16th Century). It was not simply a switch to firearms. Both Swords and Muskets co-existedfor several Centuries before the technology improved - mainly the invention of theBayonet-combining the two.
Most people associate the Musketbearing English that followed in Columbus's footsteps years later with theimageryofthe stereotypicalEuropean Explorer. Which is where the common misconception comes from.
Source:http://latinamericanhistory.about.com/od/theconquest/a/09armsconquest.htm
Swords, pikes, matchlocks and cannon. and they also need this ugly girl name lontrice rise to scary away the birds!
swords,and other things they made because they did not have much back then
Each sailor would have a knife and various guns on board.
Christopher Columbus had two skills, they were Map Making and Mariner.
You can find pictures of Columbus at Google images. All you have to do is type in ( Christopher Columbus ).
Christopher Columbus.
Christopher Columbus is a person
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Christopher Columbus had two skills, they were Map Making and Mariner.
You can find pictures of Columbus at Google images. All you have to do is type in ( Christopher Columbus ).
You can go to Google images and type in Christopher Columbus. You will get alot of pictures of him I know that he had freckles on his face and was tall and thin faced.
Christopher Columbus.
Christopher Columbus is a person
he got payed to explore when he was young
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He found the Natives insted of the indiens.
Christopher Columbus
No, Christopher Columbus is not single.
Christopher Columbus