Columbus - Into the New World Documentary
The People Profiles・2 minutes read
Christopher Columbus, born Cristobal Colon in 1451, embarked on his famous voyages after gaining support from Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain in 1492, reaching the Bahamas and later establishing colonies in the New World. Despite facing challenges like resistance from local populations and rebellions, Columbus paved the way for European colonization in the Americas.
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- Christopher Columbus, born Cristobal Colon, gained support from Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain in 1492 for his westward expedition after initial rejections from Portugal and England.
- Columbus encountered resistance from local Caribs during his second voyage, founding the colony of La Isabela in 1494 despite challenges like sickness among the men and the lack of a suitable harbor.
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