No. He was looking for a water route to Asia.
Christopher Columbus sailed (I think that's what you mean) to try to find a passage from Europe to Asia (China and India) to allow trade to become more easier, which was called the northwest passage. However, he came to North America instead, although he still thought that he had reached Asia.
You can find a biography for Christopher Columbus online at the official Biography website. You can find further information about Christopher Columbus online from the Wikipedia website.
No. James Cook was unsuccessful in finding a northwest passage.
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No. Everybody else tried, Columbus didn't. Nobody succeeded, anyway.
No. He was looking for a water route to Asia.
Christopher Columbus sailed (I think that's what you mean) to try to find a passage from Europe to Asia (China and India) to allow trade to become more easier, which was called the northwest passage. However, he came to North America instead, although he still thought that he had reached Asia.
He was trying to get to India faster by the northwest passage so Spain & other countries could trade with India and countries around India.
To find the northwest passage.
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To find the Northwest passage.
Roald Amundsen was the man to find the northwest passage.
No, Christopher Columbus landed in Cuba.
The waterways in search of the Northwest Passage to the Orient.
You can find a biography for Christopher Columbus online at the official Biography website. You can find further information about Christopher Columbus online from the Wikipedia website.
No. James Cook was unsuccessful in finding a northwest passage.