Columbus's trip in 1492 is often considered a success because it led to the European discovery of the Americas, opening new routes for exploration and trade. However, it is also regarded as a failure in terms of his initial goals, as Columbus sought a westward passage to Asia and instead encountered islands in the Caribbean. The subsequent impact on indigenous populations and the beginning of colonization also raise ethical questions about the consequences of his voyage. Thus, the assessment of success depends on the perspective taken.
Christopher Columbus was both success and failure
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Christopher Columbus had 90 men on the 1 trip and on the 2 trip he had 1,200 to 1,500 men
Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand of spain agreed to pay for ships for Christopher Columbus's trip.
no
Christopher Columbus was both success and failure
On what date did Columbus begin his trip?
Christopher Columbus made his trip in 1492. A good way to remember it is..... Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492.
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That was Ferdinand Columbus.
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Columbus thought the trip would be short because he thought he live some where different
Because Columbus was a fail
Christopher Columbus had 90 men on the 1 trip and on the 2 trip he had 1,200 to 1,500 men
Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand of spain agreed to pay for ships for Christopher Columbus's trip.
The Pinta, the Nina, and the Santa Maria are the ships Columbus used in his trip to find Cathay/China, Japan, and India.
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