No, Christopher Columbus was not sent to the Indies by England; he was sponsored by Spain. In 1492, Columbus embarked on his voyage with the goal of finding a westward route to Asia, specifically to access the lucrative spice trade. His expeditions ultimately led to the European awareness of the Americas, which significantly altered the course of history, but his mission was primarily driven by Spanish interests rather than English competition.
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She wanted to spread Christianity and to compete with Portugal for wealth.
She wanted to spread Christianity and to compete with Portugal for wealth.
Balboa stated that he led the first European expedition to reach the Pacific Ocean. Caboto stated that he is the English king that sent me on an expedition to the Indies, to help England compete for land and wealth.
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Wealth and power.
The most common reason in the world. In search of wealth.
They wished to gain power and wealth in the new world. It was a place where gold, land and people were ready to claim. Spain had already reached it making the a world power. England wished to compete with Spain.
Yes, he sought wealth and power.
TO bring in wealth to the kingdom of portugal.
Mercantilism is the basis that there is a limitted amount of wealth in the world and that countries have to compete to get that wealth. A nation should export more than it imports to have profits.