He was searching for a shorter, faster trade route to India.
Columbus went to the American continents in search of a direct sea route to Asia for trade and to find new sources of wealth for Spain.
Columbus went to the American continents in 1492 in search of a new trade route to Asia and to bring back riches like gold and spices. He believed he had reached Asia when he landed in the Caribbean, not realizing he had discovered the Americas.
He was searching for a shorter, faster trade route to India.
To look for a new trade route to India
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If you are referring to the United States, the main language is English.If you are referring to the American continents, there are about 10 main languages and over 200 minor languages. The main languages include:EnglishSpanishPortugueseFrenchDutchGuaraniQuechua
The four main continents are Africa, Americas (North and South), Asia, and Europe.
Main Street Bridge - Columbus - was created in 2010.
Columbus went to the Americas in search of a direct sea route to Asia for trading goods like spices and other valuable resources. He believed he could find a quicker route by sailing west from Europe instead of going east, around Africa.
Columbus did not discover North America. He discovered the New World in what we now know as the Caribbean, particularly Dominican Republic, Haiti and Cuba. It was Amerigo Vespucci who really discovered the actual continents between 1499 and 1504, and these continents were later named after him using the feminine version of his first name, "America". Columbus' main contribution, in my view, was to prove to the world, particularly the Church, that the world was not flat, but round, and that one could literally sail around it. Columbus, therefore, became the first to demonstrate that there was another world to the west, out of sight from Europe. However, Columbus also thought that he had discovered Asia by sailing westward, which is why the natives of North and South America were referred to as "Indians" (because Columbus had actually thought that he had found India).
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