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Why did Greta Thunberg sail across the Atlantic?
to drop out of school
What ocean did Columbus sail across to discover the new world?
Atlantic ocean
What was the reason Columbus was so determined to sail westward across the Atlantic?
To see if the world was flat
What body of of water did christopher Columbus crossed to discover the America?
Columbus sailed across the Atlantic ocean. He was expected to sail to Asia, but he landed in America.
When did Columbus sail across the Atlantic Ocean?
In 1492 christopher Colubus sailed across the Atlantic ocean. Please do not get rid of this answer it is true and its my first time answering. Thanks
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Were europeans the first to sail across the Atlantic?
As far as we know at this time.
From where and to where did the Savannah sail?
Across the Atlantic
Who was the first explorers to sail across the Atlantic ocean in search of the sea route to Asia?
seedr
What ocean did the Mayflower sail across?
The Atlantic Ocean
Can a super yacht sail across the Atlantic?
Yes
What explorer was the first to set sail across the Atlantic ocean in search for a sea route to Asia?
Christopher Columbus
Which explorer was the first to sail west across the Atlantic ocean in search of a sea route to Asia?
Christopher Columbus
Did Dohn Donne sail across the Atlantic with Columbus?
no he did't
How long to sail across Atlantic ocean?
about thirty days.
Why did Greta Thunberg sail across the Atlantic?
to drop out of school
What ocen did Columbus sail across during his exploration?
The Atlantic.
How did the titanic sail across the north Atlantic?
IT never sailed across. It sunk on the first trip on its way.It would've made it across if the nearby ship came to rescue the titanic
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