Columbus sailed across the Atlantic ocean. He was expected to sail to Asia, but he landed in America.
yes, it says after the santa maria (columbus' ship) hit a under water reef they shot it down with cannons -after everyone was off. They did this because columbus was too ashamed to see his ship destroyed.
He has a tomb in the Dominican Republic and another in the cathedral in Seville, Spain. No one is sure which body is really his.
a: the Pacific Ocean was named after Ferdinand Magellan the famous explorer.
You could say that. He chopped of body parts of Indians to prove that there were people in the new world, he hung people who did not listen to him and he traded broken glass and beads for gold which is a ripoff. Other than that, he was a good man.
Columbus sailed across the Atlantic ocean. He was expected to sail to Asia, but he landed in America.
Chris Columbus discovered her on a Sunday and named her after Sunday. The Caribs named her Wiatukubuli but that was disregarded when Columbus arrived. Dominica got its name from Christopher Columbus in 1492 as he reached the island on a Sunday. The Kalinagos (formerly Carib Indians) call the island "Waitukubuli" which means "Tall is her body" because of the several mountain peaks.
he was kind to every body but the native americans so they shot him with bow and arowws and he died when he was 2.
The Atlantic Ocean, for one...
Gulf of Mexico
India ocean
The Body of Christopher Creed was created in 2000.
Lake Monroe
India
Well it's named after a tiger but the Sea of Bengal sounds like a tiger:)
The Bering Sea named for Vitus Bering, or Hudson Bay Named for Henry Hudson.
Magellan named the body of water he sailed into the "Pacific Ocean," which means peaceful or calm in Spanish.