Athens explorers of this time wanted a water trade route to replace the overland route of the Silk Road. The overland routes were long, dangerous and goods often didn't reach the European markets. It was reasoned that water route was faster, ships could carry more items, and less dangerous.
Because the Ottoman Empire had taken control of the Eastern Land Routes to asia. Portugal DID find an all water route that went east, it went around the southern tip of Africa. Columbus wanted to go west. But don't think Columbus was a hero for accidentally discovering the Americas. He also cut off the hands of the Natives that did not bring gold back to him. He was a lucky and savage man.
boot cut jeans were made for when you want your pants to go over your boots
they usually cut into the sides of the hills
from same religen
The bob cut and the permanent wave were all the rage.
it is a short in cut by a receiver
Christopher Columbus.
what is the name of the island Christopher columbus found instead of the short cut to Asia
He was looking for a short cut to America or the "indies" as they called it.
On the short-haircut website, one can find many different styles of short hair-cut on both women and men. It is a website designed for inspiring people looking for a shorter cut.
to cut short
Christopher Columbus was an Italian explorer and navigator. The purpose of his first voyage was find a shorter route to Asia, particularly India. Instead of finding Asia, he found the New World.
as short as it is called for
I say cut it as short as you want. But if you want really short go for the pixie cut, if you want moderatly short i would go for the inverted bob.
The idiom is "cut you short." That means to interrupt someone. Example: "I hate to cut you short, but I am due back at the office."
Technically there is no short cut since the two are connected, but the Middle East is considered the short cut between the two "continents"
The Chinese junk ship was used by the Chinese and Asian traders for centuries to navigate the seas and conduct maritime trade. Its design and construction influenced other cultures in Asia, including the Malay and Indonesian archipelagos, who also adopted similar sailing vessels for their own trade and fishing activities.