How Christopher Columbus was influential to Spain and Europe

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History

 

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James C

 

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May 23, 2016

 

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In the American land, where the majority of Europeans desired to sail to, the new sailors that came were not accepted as Americans, though none were truly considered Americans until later in the time of America. "The sea trade had multiplied by leaps and bounds" (Hale, John R.513). The route of trade was soon taken by Spain and some of the ships were entering to the new world...
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There was a demand for food in Europe at the time of Columbus and the main sea route for trade was between the North Sea and the Mediterranean. As the trade increased, Europe began to receive products including, pepper, this gave Europe the better of a chance to sail to the new world. The trade in Europe made Europeans richer in the sense of knowledge and began to bring Europeans to a different level of communication with the other lands...
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