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Christopher Columbous was an important explorer because he was the first to discover the New World - America! He crossed the Atlantic Ocean in search of new lands, which was a brave and daring expedition. Also, he helped gained economic growth of Spain by travelling to distant lands to trade goods.
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What is Christopher Columbus's natonality?
Christopher Columbus is from Genoa, Italy, so he was Italian. He sailed to the Americas for Spain, though, because Spain's monarchs were willing to finance the voyages.
What was christopher columbuss goals?
To find a quick route to Asia, but he landed in North America instead, but thought it was India. Columbus didn't like the Native Americans that lived on the land, so he took them as slaves, killed them,and sexually assaulted them.
What did Christopher Columbus voyage lead to?
Columbus' exploratory voyages lead to Europeans being aware that the American continents existed. Originally, Christopher Columbus was actually suppose to find India instead of America. So Christopher Columbus accidently found America(but it is still a good thing)
Who sent Christopher on his 1st voyage?
Nobody actually sent him. He wanted to find a faster route to Asia so he asked kings and queens to fund him. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella gave him the money and Christopher promised them riches to spread Christianity around.
What did christopher cloumbus do to be most known for?
he did discover Puerto Rico that's why hes so important
Why were the great voyages of discovery important?
the voyages were so important because they wouldn't have discovered the Americas
Was Christopher Columbus's voyages financed by Spain?
yes. spain wanted more land so they financed Christopher Columbus' voyage so they could get it.
What is Christopher Columbus's natonality?
Christopher Columbus is from Genoa, Italy, so he was Italian. He sailed to the Americas for Spain, though, because Spain's monarchs were willing to finance the voyages.
Why were the great voyages of discovery so important?
The great voyages of discovery were important because they led to the expansion of geographical knowledge, the exchange of goods and ideas between continents, the emergence of new trade routes, and the colonization of new territories. These voyages had a profound impact on world history, shaping the modern global interconnected world we live in today.
What was christopher columbuss goals?
To find a quick route to Asia, but he landed in North America instead, but thought it was India. Columbus didn't like the Native Americans that lived on the land, so he took them as slaves, killed them,and sexually assaulted them.
Why is what Henry Hudson discovered so important?
His voyages were so important because he is named after so many things such as THE HUDSON BAY, THE HUDSON RIVER and all sorts of thing .
What did Christopher Columbus voyage lead to?
Columbus' exploratory voyages lead to Europeans being aware that the American continents existed. Originally, Christopher Columbus was actually suppose to find India instead of America. So Christopher Columbus accidently found America(but it is still a good thing)
What are the dates of his important voyages?
well it was so long ago that well not really sure. search it up.
Was there a ship in Christopher Columbus four voyages named the Mayflower and if so what year or number voyage was it used in?
No there wasn't any ship named the Mayflower in any of Columbus's voyages in 1492. The pilgrims were the people who sailed on the Mayflower to leave England in 1620 from persecution because of their religion.
Why would it be so important to meet Christopher Columbus?
im so sorry i dont know
Who sent Christopher on his 1st voyage?
Nobody actually sent him. He wanted to find a faster route to Asia so he asked kings and queens to fund him. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella gave him the money and Christopher promised them riches to spread Christianity around.
What is so important about Marco Polo?
he inspired Christopher Columbus and he discovered china and India
