As Columbus was greeted by the inhabitants on his arrival it is clear that he did not "discover" Cuba.There were at least three types of different cultures based on ethnic, linguistic, and of technological and social development features recorded by early Europeans. These were the Guanahatebey, Siboney or Sibuney and Taína. They originated from Central America and arrived on the land about 4000 years before Columbus' arrival.
All of the countries on the map were here when God created the world (or the Big Band Theory or whatever). Some weren't discovered until later. There are probably some countries that still have never been discovered. So, Cuba has always been here.
Cuba was discovered by Columbus in 1492. or by William Armstrong in 2000
Cuba was established on October 10, 1868. Cuba is believed to have gotten its name from Christopher Columbus who was a popular explorer.
When the first Cuban swam to Key west and was caught by the coasat guard and when 50 more people followed his idea we wanted to know where they were coming from and then we found Cuba
christopher columbus discoverd cuba in 1492
Columbus discovered Haiti in December 1492. He also discovered Cuba in the same year.
Cuba was discovered first.
Jamaica was discovered in the Atlantic Ocean, immediately south of Cuba.
Christopher Columbus discovered Cuba in 1492 and Puerto Rico on his second voyage in 1493.
Cuba
The cause of Yellow Fever was discovered in Cuba in 1900by Walter Reed and a team of scientists.--Joshua Ballance, grade 7
Cuba, NY in 1627
The island was discovered by Christopher Columbus.
Christopher Columbus in 1492. Sailing for Spain.
Christopher Columbus in 1492
It's Cuba
Christopher Columbus discovered the coast of South America. He also discovered the West Indies and Central America. He discovered the Bahamas, Cuba, and Haiti.