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Where was Columbus to go and where did he end up?
Columbus thought he was pioneering a back way to China or Japan - he thought the world was much smaller than it is. He ended up in what is now called the Bahamas on his first voyage.
What are some positive achievements of Christopher Columbus?
if you think he discovred america he did not he made shure his kides were ok on his voyage that is pretty much it
Why did the Native Americans met by Columbus on his fourth voyage value the cacao beans so much?
Because the beans were the local currency. Yum!
What connection did Bartolome' de las casas have with Christopher Columbus?
Fray Bartolome de Las Casas sailed with Columbus on Columbus's third voyage, 1498-1500. Las Casas had probably met Columbus before the famous 1492 voyage because Las Casas's father sailed with Columbus to the New World (Las Casas would have been about nine years old in 1492). During his own voyage with the captain, Las Casas saw both Columbus the explorer and Columbus the governor. Las Casas had high praise for Columbus the explorer because of the sailor's efforts to bring Christianity to the Native Americans. For Columbus the governor, however, Las Casas had a much different view. Las Casas was shocked by the atrocities against the Indians which were allowed by Columbus.
How long did it take for Columbus to sail to Europe?
Two months and eight days. Two months, from the 3rd of August to the 12th October 1492. To elaborate on the above data left by others, much of the overall time was spent sailing to the Canary Islands for supplies first. It took approximately 37 days for him to get from those islands to the Bahamas. He left them on September 6, 1492, and arrived on October 12. If my math is off, please excuse that.
How much men did Christopher Columbus take with him on his first voyage?
He took roughly 87 men
How much fresh water did Christopher Columbus take with him on his first voyage across the Atlantic?
where hi live and family
Where was Columbus to go and where did he end up?
Columbus thought he was pioneering a back way to China or Japan - he thought the world was much smaller than it is. He ended up in what is now called the Bahamas on his first voyage.
What are some positive achievements of Christopher Columbus?
if you think he discovred america he did not he made shure his kides were ok on his voyage that is pretty much it
Why did the Native Americans met by Columbus on his fourth voyage value the cacao beans so much?
Because the beans were the local currency. Yum!
Did john have much food on his first voyage?
No he got hungry
What connection did Bartolome' de las casas have with Christopher Columbus?
Fray Bartolome de Las Casas sailed with Columbus on Columbus's third voyage, 1498-1500. Las Casas had probably met Columbus before the famous 1492 voyage because Las Casas's father sailed with Columbus to the New World (Las Casas would have been about nine years old in 1492). During his own voyage with the captain, Las Casas saw both Columbus the explorer and Columbus the governor. Las Casas had high praise for Columbus the explorer because of the sailor's efforts to bring Christianity to the Native Americans. For Columbus the governor, however, Las Casas had a much different view. Las Casas was shocked by the atrocities against the Indians which were allowed by Columbus.
Why did the titanic get so much attention on its first voyage?
Because, at the time it was one the largest ships ever built. Also, it was on its first "maiden" voyage.
What was a concern of the queen Isabella of Spain about the voyage of the Columbus?
There was no concern. The crown needed money and if Columbus was successful all of them would be rich.
How long did it take for Columbus to sail to Europe?
Two months and eight days. Two months, from the 3rd of August to the 12th October 1492. To elaborate on the above data left by others, much of the overall time was spent sailing to the Canary Islands for supplies first. It took approximately 37 days for him to get from those islands to the Bahamas. He left them on September 6, 1492, and arrived on October 12. If my math is off, please excuse that.
Why did Christopher Columbus come back from Spain in chains after his third voyage?
Ferdinand and Isabella had heard that Columbus and his brothers were not doing a good job governing the colonies in the New World. Columbus had not brought back much in the way of gold or other riches, and the King and queen thought he might be cheating them. They sent a nobleman, Bobadilla, to investigate. Bobadilla arrived in August of 1500 with 500 assorted Spaniards. Bobadilla found some of the rumors to be true and threw Columbus and his brothers in a dungeon in chains. They went back to Spain still shackled in October of 1500. Columbus was able to talk his way out of his troubles and made a fourth voyage.
What historical details led to Christopher Columbus's voyage of discovery?
well chistopher thought that the circumfrence of the world was much smaller leading him to think that he could find a route to india for trade but insted he found america
