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Columbus promised to find a route to China and India from the West, but ended up discovering America instead.
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Columbus promised to find a route to China and India from the West, but ended up discovering America instead.
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β 12y agoColumbus wanted Ferdinand and Isabella to give him money, a crew, and ships, so he could find a new route to Asia so the Muslims could not cut them off from getting silk, spices, tea, and other needed materials
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β 10y agoChristopher Columbus asked Queen Isabella for money and ships. He needed funding to try out his idea of a new route around the world.
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β 11y agoColumbus wanted a sponser
Columbus's voyages were funded by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain.
Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand.
Queen Isabella
Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand from Spain sponsored Christopher Columbus. He was from Genoa, Spain.
Columbus voyages were funded by king Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain
Columbus's voyages were funded by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain.
Queen Isabella and king Ferdinand.
Queen Isabella
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain helped Columbus on his voyage.
King Ferdinand and queens Isabella of Spain funded his voyages
Spanish crown Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand.
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella granted Columbus the titles of Admiral of the Sea and Viceroy and Governor of the Indies. Columbus is most famous for his four exploratory voyages, especially the first.
It was Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain. As they originally funded by them for his voyages also.
Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand from Spain sponsored Christopher Columbus. He was from Genoa, Spain.
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella ruled in Spain at the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century. They are responsible for sponsoring some of the voyages of Christopher Columbus.
Columbus voyages were funded by king Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain
The last name of the explorer is Columbus. Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain sponsored Christopher Columbus' voyages to the Americas in the late 15th century.