Assuming that this is referring to Queen Isabella of Spain's hiring of Christopher Columbus, there are a few things worth noting:
1) No Such Thing as Italy: Italy is a more recent country and did not exist in the late-1400s and early-1500s when Columbus sailed for Spain. The Italian Peninsula was divided into a number of city-states that could not compete with a large empire like Spain. As a result, there would be no competition between the city-state of Genoa, where Columbus was from, and Spain. Isabella would not have sensed any conflict of interest.
2) Mercenary: In those days, an explorer was loyal to whoever paid his way. As a result, Queen Isabella was not worried that Columbus would betray her since she paid for his travels.
3) Sailing West: Columbus proposed a novel way to get to East Asia. While Portugal, Spain's rival, had discovered the route south and east around Africa to get to East Asia and controlled this passage, Columbus suggested forging a route that the Portuguese had never considered. Queen Isabella was interested in seeing if this idea had legs.
The queen of Spain paid marcos expedition because she too wanted to know what was out there.
because she wanted to
King and Queen of Spain.
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They Learned that the world was not squared it was round and that there were more citys and countries all over the place
Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand of spain agreed to pay for ships for Christopher Columbus's trip.
No, they turned him down. Spain paid for the trip.
King and Queen of Spain.
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europeans who read about his travels were inspired to explore
europeans who read about his travels were inspired to explore
They Learned that the world was not squared it was round and that there were more citys and countries all over the place
Marco Polo did not have a ship. He traveled What_was_the_name_of_Marco_polo's_shipfrom Constantinople to China. Part of his return trip was by ship, but he was just a passenger.
the king and queen of Spain
Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand of spain agreed to pay for ships for Christopher Columbus's trip.
No, they turned him down. Spain paid for the trip.
From the King and Queen of Spain, Ferdinand and Issabella.
it is Portugal.
He had read Marco Polos book on his trip to China and that pushed him to explore. He attended Prince Henry's school of navigation and then went to the Spanish crown for funding for his own ship.