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Why did Christopher Columbus made a voyage?
He was in search of the West Indies or a path that lead to the West Indies.
Why did Columbus travel westward at lower lattitudes?
Columbus traveled westward at lower latitudes primarily to find a faster route to Asia by crossing the Atlantic Ocean. He believed that sailing west from Spain would lead him to the East Indies, where valuable spices and gold could be found. Additionally, the lower latitudes offered more favorable sailing conditions and better winds, which he hoped would facilitate his journey. Columbus underestimated the Earth's size and the distance to Asia, leading him to his eventual discovery of the Americas instead.
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What did christopher Columbus's voage to the Americas lead to?
It lead to the opening of the Atlantic
How many total did Columbus lead?
4
What did Mao Zedong believe would lead to a classless society?
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Is Daniel Howell aka danisnotonfire a racist or xenophobe?
No! What would lead you to believe this?
How did the crusades lead to columbus voyage of discovery?
It was in pursuit of such trade routes the Columbus "discovered" the New World.
How did the Crusades lead to Columbus's voyage of discovery?
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Where did Charles Darwin's first voyage lead him?
columbus
How many total expedition Columbus lead?
4
What did Christopher Columbus voyage lead to?
Columbus' exploratory voyages lead to Europeans being aware that the American continents existed. Originally, Christopher Columbus was actually suppose to find India instead of America. So Christopher Columbus accidently found America(but it is still a good thing)
