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Christopher Columbus got a fever when he sailed at sea.
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How did Christopher Columbus convince a crew to join him?
Christopher Columbus lied to his crew about the distance.
What is the age of Christopher Columbuses crew?
Most of the crew was about thirty or so.
What were some obstacles to explorations Christopher Columbus had?
no maps and frightened crew
Does Christopher play favorites with his crew?
pictures of sacagawea that is easy to draw
Was the trip dangerous when Christopher Columbus was on the Nina?
Yes, the trip was very dangerous - the crew faced storms, calm seas (a major problem when you rely on the wind to move you forward), disease, short rations and almost mutiny.
How did Christopher Columbus convince a crew to join him?
Christopher Columbus lied to his crew about the distance.
Was Christopher Columbus good to his crew?
yes christopher treated his crew very well, he gave them time out and fed them well
What is the age of Christopher Columbuses crew?
Most of the crew was about thirty or so.
How was Christopher Columbus's crew?
cool
Was Christopher Columbus's crew fearful out in the uncharted Atlantic?
Yes. His crew almost threw him overboard.
Did christopher Columbus sleep in the same place as his crew?
no
How many crew members were on christopher Columbus's first voyage?
There were about 90 crew members on his first expedition
Do the crew member of the deadliest catch get paid for the show?
The crew member of "The Deadliest Catch" did, in fact, get paid for the show. Both the cast and crew were, of course, paid for their work on the program.
What was Christopher columbuses crew like?
they respected him sometimes and sometimes they did not
What were the religions of Christopher Columbus' crew?
Roman Catholic. (Christian)
Who sponsored the exploration of Christopher Columbus and his crew of?
Their sponsor was McDonalds
What has the author G Christopher Davies written?
G Christopher Davies has written: 'The Swan and her crew; or, The adventures of three young naturalists and sportsmen on the broadsand rivers of Norfolk' 'The Swan and her crew'
