In the year of 1492.
When Columbus had an audience with King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain, he was able to convince them to give him a small fleet to sail west from Spain to reach Asia. He sailed on the flagship, the Santa Maria, and had two smaller ships: the Pinta and the Niña.
No. Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic Ocean on the Santa Maria, one of his three borrowed shipsin 1492. He was looking for a water route to Asia. The Pilgrims came in 1620 from an English village to establish a colony . Many pilgrims came not to find new land, like Columbus, but to have religious or regular freedom from their homeland.
Christopher Columbus was actually looking for a shorter route to Asia.
The expedition of Christopher Columbus in 1492 consisted of 3 ships. The Nnia, Pinta and the Santa Maria. The latter being Columbus' flagship and the largest of the three.
No. Christopher Columbus was actually looking for a shortcut to India for spices.
When Columbus had an audience with King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain, he was able to convince them to give him a small fleet to sail west from Spain to reach Asia. He sailed on the flagship, the Santa Maria, and had two smaller ships: the Pinta and the Niña.
No. Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic Ocean on the Santa Maria, one of his three borrowed shipsin 1492. He was looking for a water route to Asia. The Pilgrims came in 1620 from an English village to establish a colony . Many pilgrims came not to find new land, like Columbus, but to have religious or regular freedom from their homeland.
Christopher Columbus was actually looking for a shorter route to Asia.
The expedition of Christopher Columbus in 1492 consisted of 3 ships. The Nnia, Pinta and the Santa Maria. The latter being Columbus' flagship and the largest of the three.
He was looking for a water route to Asia.
bc he never made it to asia
ocean route to Asia
ocean route to Asia
ocean route to Asia
No. Christopher Columbus was actually looking for a shortcut to India for spices.
No - He was looking for a shorter route to Asia, but instead found North America.
The Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria.