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What was the name of the Spanish Queen who helped pay for Columbus' voyage?
Queen Isabella of Spain helped finance Columbus' voyages.
How many trips did Columbus make to the New World?
Columbus made four trips. There's a song that helps me remember. Here are the lyrics:In 1492, Columbus made the first of four trips,To the Caribbean on three Spanish ships,Named the Nina, the Pinta, the Santa Maria!
Did Columbus capture some indeans?
No, never in his 4 trips.
How many trips did christopher Columbus make to the Caribbean islands?
Thaat's easy. Four
How many total trips does Columbus make to the Americas?
Enough to rape all the indian women
Who is the explorer whom Ferdinand the second and Isabella helped pay for his trips to north America?
Christopher Columbus was the explorer.
The last name of the explorer whom Ferdinand the second and Isabella helped pay for his trips to North America was who?
The last name of the explorer is Columbus. Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain sponsored Christopher Columbus' voyages to the Americas in the late 15th century.
What was the name of the Spanish Queen who helped pay for Columbus' voyage?
Queen Isabella of Spain helped finance Columbus' voyages.
What did Christopher Columbus bring on trips?
water
How many trips did christopher Columbus make to the islands of the Caribbean sea?
4 trips
What direction did Columbus sail to reach India?
Chistopher Columbus took 4 trips
How many trips did Columbus make to the New World?
Columbus made four trips. There's a song that helps me remember. Here are the lyrics:In 1492, Columbus made the first of four trips,To the Caribbean on three Spanish ships,Named the Nina, the Pinta, the Santa Maria!
Who helped Columbus?
queen Isabella helped Columbus out,by sponsering his voyage
Did Columbus take 4 trips to the New World?
yes
Did Columbus capture some indeans?
No, never in his 4 trips.
Who made several trips to the west indies?
Cristopher Columbus
Where did Christopher Columbus go and when?
His trips mainly took him to the Bahamas and began in 1492.
