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What happened between Columbus first interview with the spanish monarchy in 1486 and its approval in 1492?
Between Columbus's first interview with the Spanish monarchy in 1486 and its approval in 1492, Columbus faced skepticism and multiple rejections from the Spanish court. He spent several years trying to secure support, during which Spain was preoccupied with the Reconquista, culminating in the capture of Granada in 1492. Ultimately, the unification of Spain under Ferdinand and Isabella and their desire for new trade routes led to Columbus's plan being approved, resulting in his first voyage later that same year.
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When did Christopher Columbus make his report on his voyage to the Spanish monarchy?
In April of 1493, Columbus went to the Alcazar. This was the royal palace of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. He made a report of his voyage and presented the monarchs with treasures from his expedition.
What happened on September 21 1792?
The French National Convention votes to abolish France's monarchy.
What happened to France politically when Napoleon was exiled?
The government was restored to Louis XVIII.
What happened in the 1600's that weakened the power of the monarchy?
Which monarchy? For Spain, the Spanish Armada took Spain's navy from #1 to irrelevant. Be more specific- there were tons of monarchs ruling in Europe then.
What major events happened in Scotland?
What didn't? Seriously, what do you want to know about? Monarchy? Battles? Famous figures? etc...
Is Spain governed by a monarchy?
Spain is a parliamentary monarchy. The King of Spain is the Head of State and the army. The Presidente del Gobierno, President of the Government, is selected by the King from the Congress of Deputies. His name and his agenda is submitted to the Congress of Deputies for approval. Upon approval he is sworn is as President and becomes the Head of Government.
How did Christopher Columbus go to north and south America?
For both his trips, he took ships provided by the Spanish monarchy.
What happened in Spain after the year 1975?
Spain became a Constitutional Monarchy.
Is Hinduism a monarchy?
No. There is no king in Hinduism so it can't be a monarchy. At most it could be a theocracy, but that hasn't happened yet and most likely never will.
What happened in 1660 that allowed theaters to re-open?
The MOnarchy was re established
Is it possible to overthrow the British monarchy?
History teaches us that any monarchy or political system can be overthrown.
How did the Spanish Inquisition benefit the monarchy?
After Jews were tortured and murdered, their property was seized by the Church, which also shared the stolen wealth with the monarchy. Queen Isabella financed the voyage of Christopher Columbus using money seized by the Inquisition.
What caused Spain to fund Columbus' trip to the New World?
Spain was looking for an alternate route to the East Indies from the one that the Portuguese had charted. Columbus suggested such a possibility, so the Spanish Monarchy was willing to support him.
Who was the first ruler of an absolute monarchy?
It would have happened before history was being recorded.
What happened the Frances constitutional monarchy because of the french revolution?
They were removed from office and executed.
If the Russian Revolution had not occured Russia would still be an absolute monarchy today Defend this statement for a debate?
Had the Russian Revolution not happened is a difficult historical concept. The removal from power of the Monarchy is obviously a pre requisite of a Republic. There is much in Russian history to suggest that had the Revolution not happened then the monarchy there would now be extremely powerful.
What do the English bill of rights and the magna carta have in common?
Both limits the power of monarchy's power. Monarchs have no right to rule without the approval of the parliament.ANSWER:religious toleration
