Christopher Columbus was an Italian employed by the king and queen of Spain. In those days a person did not have citizenship in a particular country in the same way they do today.
Columbus was born in Santa Margarita, Italy.
No. Hispanics are generally of a mixed decent from Spanish colonists and Native Americans. Columbus was Italian, not Spanish. He was born in Europe and was of European descent. Although he explored parts of the Caribbean, he never actually lived there.
Christopher Columbus was born in Italy.
There is significant evidence suggesting Columbus was, in fact, a Spaniard even though legend holds that he was from Genoa, Italy. - Correspondences with his brother were in Spanish. (If they were Italian, wouldn't they have written in Italian?) - Correspondences with his bankers in Genoa, Italy were in Spanish. (If Columbus were Italian, why would he communicate with his Italian bankers in Spanish?) - Columbus never claimed to be from Genoa, and in fact was always vague about where he was from. Although the myth said he went to sea as a young adult, his own writings claimed he went to sea as a boy. - There is evidence of a merchant family named Colon (the accepted Spanish version of Columbus) which was on the wrong end of some internal political strife in Spain, so disguising his origins would be in his self-interest when approaching the royal court for backing of his expeditions.
Christopher Columbus is from the Genoan Republic, near Italy Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa Italy in 1451.
Christopher Columbus was born in 1451 in Genoa, part of modern Italy.
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Christopher Columbus was born in he Republic of Genoa, Italy.
Christopher Columbus is from the Genoan Republic, near Italy Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa Italy in 1451.
Christoper Puckett was born in 1970.
He was born in italy
Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa or, present-day Italy.