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What is the origin of the word colonial Does it have to do with Christopher Columbus?
Colonial means "having to do with a colony" and has nothing to do with Christopher Columbus
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Why did congress delete the word discovery from the official documents of congress regarding Christopher Columbus According to Dr. Ivan Sertima?
because he really did not find america he accidentally stumble upon america
What is the origin of the word Delaware?
Name of Indian tribe
What is the origin for the word cahoots?
The origin is not certain, there is a French word 'Cohorte' meaning 'companion' which was in use by the French settlers in the South and West of the USA. Early 1820's
What is the origin of the word pecan?
It is from an Algonquin word, meaning a nut requiring a stone to crack.
Why were the Arawaks and Caribs called Amerindians?
The word Amerindian is a combination of American Indian. Columbus called the natives Indians because he thought he had landed in India.
What is the word obtained after unscrambling the word mClbouus?
The anagram is Columbus, the capital of Ohio (named for Christopher Columbus).
What word describes Christopher Columbus?
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V word to describe Christopher Columbus?
very brave
From what country did Christopher Columbus sail from to the new world?
I'm pretty sure Christopher Columbus was Portuguese. So, Portugal. But, he was "sponsored" I guess is the word by the Spanish.
What is a sentence used with the word Pinta?
One of Christopher Columbus' ships was named the "Pinta".
Is there an occult meaning to the word Columbia?
Yes, it has the occult meaning of referring to Christopher Columbus.
What is the origin of word cannibal?
The word 'cannibal' is derived from the Spanish word "Caníbalis". Though there are many thoughts on the specific origin of this word, the most popular seems to be that of a story surrounding explorer Christopher Columbus. Apparently, Columbus visited the areas of Cuba and Haiti where he witnessed a group of tribal warriors that ate human flesh. The act of actually eating human flesh by these tribes was never confirmed however. The actual origin of the word can be broken down to the word "Carib", which was the name of the actual peoples living in the area, and which is likely the derivitive of the area known today as The Carribean.
What is colonial prefix?
A colonial prefix is a prefix added to the beginning of a word when used in a colonial context, to denote its association with or origin in a particular colony or former colony. This can help specify the location or historical context of the word.
Where did the word 'colony' come from?
I believe the word might have come from Christopher Columbus's real last name Colon. Ergo, Colony.
How do you use the word voyage in a sentence?
Christopher Columbus took permission from the queen to go on his voyage to America.
What is a sentence using the word caravel?
The caravel is much smaller than I'd imagined. Christopher Columbus used a caravel.
Did Christopher Columbus believe he was a prophet?
Christopher Columbus believed he was Christ's bearer to the new world. When he set out he was trying to find a new root from Europe to Asia. However, when he found the new world he believe it was God's will that he spread the word of Jesus Christ to the natives.
