Well they didn't actually fund him, the queen gave him her diamonds so he could sell them and fund himself. What the Spanish kings did was authorize him and gave him the title of governor of any territories he found. They did this because any findings would be of Spanish property and that meant that the Spanish kingdom could expand its lands and of course, find a new trade route to the east.
False because columbus approach to the king and queen of spain .They did not want to pay for his voyage but after a couple of years they did pay for his voyage
Columbus promised a substantial amount of exotic spices, and other goods in exchange for support in his voyage.
Isabella, the Queen of Spain who pawned her crown jewels to pay for the voyage.She convinced her husband, King Ferdinand, to take the chance on Columbus.
Queen Isabella of Spain financed Christopher Columbus's voyage in 1492 primarily to find a westward route to Asia for trade, particularly for spices and gold. She hoped that by supporting Columbus, Spain would gain wealth and prestige, asserting its position in the burgeoning age of exploration. Additionally, Isabella aimed to spread Christianity to new territories, aligning with her and Ferdinand's goals of unifying Spain under a single faith. Ultimately, Columbus's successful voyage led to the discovery of the Americas, changing the course of history.
Spain had many soldiers available to help it profit from exploration.
False because columbus approach to the king and queen of spain .They did not want to pay for his voyage but after a couple of years they did pay for his voyage
queen sara of spain
the king and queen of Spain he was a portugese sailor but the portugese king and queen wouldn't pay for his voyage
To help Spain's sailing industry.
Well because the queen of Spain seen something in Columbus, Dedication that is what she seen. Also The queen also seen richest.
Columbus promised a substantial amount of exotic spices, and other goods in exchange for support in his voyage.
Yes, but only for the First 2 and last 2 Portugal paid for his other 2
Isabella, the Queen of Spain who pawned her crown jewels to pay for the voyage.She convinced her husband, King Ferdinand, to take the chance on Columbus.
indentured servants..
indentured servants..
Indentured Servants
You don't have to pay to attend public school in Spain.