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How did St. Columbus become a saint?
There is no saint named Columbus.
What are all the famous Spanish explorers?
There were many early explorers who, under the flag of Spain, have become famous. Although Columbus was not Spanish he led the way for other Spaniards that followed. Columbus made 4 trips to the New World and was an Italian. Other well known Spanish born explorers include Hernando Cortes, Francisco Pizarro, Ponce de Leon, and Francisco Coronado. More names can be added to the list as it took decades for Spain to fully explore the lands in the New World that they claimed.
Will national treasure become a trillogy?
Yes, it will
What year did Christopher Columbus become president?
christopher Columbus was never a president
What prompted Christopher Columbus to pursue exploration?
Christopher Columbus was very adventurous as a child and if you are adventurous, you'd want to go on an adventure! Explorers went on many "adventures" so obviously Christopher chose to become one. So without any delays, he made up his mind... He Wanted To Be An Explorer! And, so he did. -Mel :-) **P.S. I really hoped this helped you!**
How can you become all treasure clues?
You're an idiot.
Can you become a treasure hunter for a living?
Depends, are you a pirate?
Can you become a real life Treasure Hunter like Nathan Drake?
well you can't be Nathan Drake but theres nothing stoping you if you want to become a treasure hunter
What Town Did Christopher Columbus Become Mayor of?
Christopher Columbus became the mayor of Spain.
Did christopher Columbus become more or less famous after death?
Columbus will always be remembered
How do you become mudkip in explorers of sky?
get the rash nature
Who is the conquerors dominicain republic?
Hispaniola (the island that has become the Dominican Republic and Haiti) was discovered by Christopher Columbus. On his second trip to the island he founded the first Spanish colony in the new world. Christopher Columbus's brother, Bartholomew Columbus, also established a settlement on another part of the island. In short, the Spanish explorers were responsible for the colonization of Hispaniola, although they later last the land that is modern-day Haiti to the French.
