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Isabella I, Queen of Castile and Leon, agreed to finance Christopher Columbus' attempt to find a route to the East Indies by sailing to the west.
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Who paid for Christopher Columbus' trip?
Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand of spain agreed to pay for ships for Christopher Columbus's trip.
What is one reason that King Ferdinand ii and Queen Isabella i of Spain agreed to pay for Columbus's voyage in 1492?
To help Spain's sailing industry.
Who agreed to pay for Columbus' trip across the Atlantic?
Queen Isabella of Spain pawned the crown jewels to fund the expedition.
Queen Elizabeth agreed to do what for the first time in 1992?
Pay tax
Who paid for Magellan's voyage?
the king and queen of Spain he was a portugese sailor but the portugese king and queen wouldn't pay for his voyage
Why did Spain pay Columbus for his voyage?
Well because the queen of Spain seen something in Columbus, Dedication that is what she seen. Also The queen also seen richest.
Who did Christopher Columbus approach to pay for his journey?
the queen of Spain. her name was queen Isabella, and the kings name was Phillipe
Who helped Sir Walter Raleigh pay for the Voyage?
queen sara of spain
How did Columbus get the King and queen of Spain to pay his expedition?
After the King and Queen of Spain got rid of the Moors from Spain, they were interested in a western route to India because it was difficult going through the Middle East with the Muslims.
How did Columbus get the king and queen of Spain to pay for his expedition?
After the King and Queen of Spain got rid of the Moors from Spain, they were interested in a western route to India because it was difficult going through the Middle East with the Muslims.
Did Columbus approach the rulers Portugal and Spain and no one wanted to pay?
False because columbus approach to the king and queen of spain .They did not want to pay for his voyage but after a couple of years they did pay for his voyage
Why did Queen Isabella agree to help pay for Columbus voyage?
Columbus promised a substantial amount of exotic spices, and other goods in exchange for support in his voyage.
