Yes, Christopher Columbus took prisoners with him on his voyages. During his first expedition in 1492, he captured several indigenous people from the Caribbean islands, including the Taíno, to bring back to Spain for display and to demonstrate the potential for conversion to Christianity. This practice was part of broader patterns of exploitation and colonization that characterized European interactions with indigenous populations during this period.
columbus' crew was forced to board with him and he was able to get a crew because they were unlucky prisoners
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when was christopher Columbus born
It is standard practice to make prisoners wear uniform. I really wouldn't read anything into this.
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They called the Atlantic Ocean the "Sea of Darkness." In order to get enough men, Columbus finally had to take prisoners from jails. These men were not easy to handle.
columbus' crew was forced to board with him and he was able to get a crew because they were unlucky prisoners
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he took prisoners
HAHA! Sorry Fallout has a "Take No Prisoners" Policy... there really is no way to do it unless u MOD it
what did columbus really find exploring
Prisoners cannot refuse their medicine. If it is court ordered they have to take it.
Really bad Really bad
when was christopher Columbus born
people volunteered right away so no time at all really
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