He was hunting for a trade route to the Far East of the Americans to find cinnamon, cloves and pepper, which were as valuable as gold in 1492. ... These spices were imported to Europe via Arab caravans from North Africa.
Columbus got silk and spices from India
The country Christopher colubus traveled to on his first voyage was North America to find a shorter route to Asia and find spices and great riches.
Christopher Columbus sailed west in search of a direct trade route to Asia, believing that by crossing the Atlantic Ocean, he could find a quicker way to access valuable spices and gold. He was motivated by the desire for wealth and to spread Christianity. Columbus underestimated the size of the Earth and did not realize the Americas were in his path. His voyages ultimately led to the European colonization of the New World.
No, he was sent to get spices from India
because he wanted gold and spices and silk
In 1492 columbus and his crew sailed out to Asia to try to get spices but hit an unexpected target, South America.
Columbus got silk and spices from India
SPICES
Although Columbus was Italian he sailed for Spain, he set sail to find spices in the far east and found the Dominican Republic instead he never did set foot on USA soil
He sailed from Spain to the Bahammas when he wanted to get to the indies for spices. =)
The country Christopher colubus traveled to on his first voyage was North America to find a shorter route to Asia and find spices and great riches.
Christopher Columbus.
they had spices
to find spices and jerlery.
Christopher Columbus sailed west in search of a direct trade route to Asia, believing that by crossing the Atlantic Ocean, he could find a quicker way to access valuable spices and gold. He was motivated by the desire for wealth and to spread Christianity. Columbus underestimated the size of the Earth and did not realize the Americas were in his path. His voyages ultimately led to the European colonization of the New World.
Spices in Asia.
No, he was sent to get spices from India