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Who researched Columbus plan?
talavera
Who researched Columbus's plan?
martin pinzon
Who researched Christopher Columbus' plan?
Martin Pinzon
Who did Queen Isabella have research Columbus's plan?
Queen Isabella had a committee of men to research Christopher Columbus's plan to sail west to get to China. The committee was made up of people who specialized in navigation and logistics.
What was the answer Columbus was given first received when his plan was researched in Spain?
he was told no quiet "no".
Why was Christopher Columbus ready to give up his plan to sail to the Indies?
There was no way around the land.
What is one thing that Queen Isabella known?
she sponsored Christopher Columbus on his plan to said to the Indies by sailing west of America.
Who researched Columbus plan?
talavera
What was colubuses plan?
Columbus's plan was to go and search for another continent or country.
Who researched Columbus's plan?
martin pinzon
What plan to end slavery did Abraham Lincoln consider to be the fairest one?
Lincoln believed the plan executed in the British West Indies was a fair method to solve the US slave problem. In the West Indies, the British established a plan to compensate slaveholders in return for the liberation of their slaves.
Why did Apple kill the Xserve?
On November 5th 2010 it was announced that Apple would cancel the Xserve service January 31 2011. It was not a carefully thought out enterprise plan and did not have enough effort put into the design.
Christopher Columbus first presented his plan to the country of?
He presented his plan to The Kings of Spain.
Who researched Christopher Columbus' plan?
Martin Pinzon
Who did Columbus first presented his plan to?
The crown of Portugal
Did Christopher Columbus plan before he went on his voyage?
no
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A Cisco recommended architecture for network design pertinent to various stages of growth of a business. Cisco Enterprise Architecture enables network planners to utilise a roadmap of network growth whereby IT managers can plan for future network upgrades as and when needed by the business during periods of expansion and growth.
