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Why was the year 1492 considered a turning point in history?
1492 is the year that Columbus came to America. He did not "discover" America as has been stated in the past. There were Native Americans inhabiting the country, and other white men had explored the Americas before Columbus. However, Columbus' voyage to America led to lasting European contact with America.
Why did Columbus leave 39 men at la navidad in Hispaniola?
Because there was not enough food no survive
How many Columbus crew members died?
It is difficult to account for the direct and indirect consequences of Christophe Columbus' arrival in the New World. Some sources cite him as being directly responsible for the deaths of up to a million people, with many more after that due to the introduction of diseases.
What did Christopher Columbus take on his voyages?
He took dried beef, hard tack, and dried peas for the men to eat, 25 cats for the rats, a priest and the men who sailed the ship.
How many women traveled with Columbus on his journey?
No, women weren't allowed on Columbus' voyages.
Who were the name of the men who discovered America that are state capitals?
Columbus
How many men on columbus's ships?
90 men werennguug
How much men did Christopher Columbus take with him on his first voyage?
He took roughly 87 men
How many men did christopher Columbus sail with?
150
How many men crossed the Atlantic with Columbus?
90
Why was the year 1492 considered a turning point in history?
1492 is the year that Columbus came to America. He did not "discover" America as has been stated in the past. There were Native Americans inhabiting the country, and other white men had explored the Americas before Columbus. However, Columbus' voyage to America led to lasting European contact with America.
How many people did leif ericson take on his voyage to America?
He had a crew of 35 men.
Who discovered America what year did he discover America and why did he discovered America?
Vikings 500 years before Columbus. Columbus did NOT find North America. He landed on an island in 1492 while looking for a water route to India. All but a small fraction of the books and people that would prove this were burned and killed by Christopher Columbus and his men in 1492-1493.
How many men rewarded christopher Columbus with?
90 MEN......HE WAS REWARDED WITH 90 MEN BY QUEEN ISABELLA OF SPAIN.....
Why did Columbus leave 39 men at la navidad in Hispaniola?
Because there was not enough food no survive
How many Columbus crew members died?
It is difficult to account for the direct and indirect consequences of Christophe Columbus' arrival in the New World. Some sources cite him as being directly responsible for the deaths of up to a million people, with many more after that due to the introduction of diseases.
How many men did Columbus come back with?
as many as he could fit in hes poopdeck
