Columbus pioneered the trade wind route between Europe and the Caribbean, discovering and naming many Caribbean islands and parts of Central America. This established permanent contact between Europe and the Caribbean, increased the importance of maps, and led to Europe replacing Jerusalem as the perceived center of the world - shifting dominance to Western civilization globally. However, Columbus failed as a colonizer and administrator, with the settlements he established failing and his rule in the Caribbean being revoked, extracting little wealth from the islands.
The Beginner's Guide to American History: Illustrated Edition: Columbus, John Cabot, Henry Hudson, King Philip, William Penn, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln
Columbus pioneered the trade wind route between Europe and the Caribbean, discovering and naming many Caribbean islands and parts of Central America. This established permanent contact between Europe and the Caribbean, increased the importance of maps, and led to Europe replacing Jerusalem as the perceived center of the world - shifting dominance to Western civilization globally. However, Columbus failed as a colonizer and administrator, with the settlements he established failing and his rule in the Caribbean being revoked, extracting little wealth from the islands.
Columbus pioneered the trade wind route between Europe and the Caribbean, discovering and naming many Caribbean islands and parts of Central America. This established permanent contact between Europe and the Caribbean, increased the importance of maps, and led to Europe replacing Jerusalem as the perceived center of the world - shifting dominance to Western civilization globally. However, Columbus failed as a colonizer and administrator, with the settlements he established failing and his rule in the Caribbean being revoked, extracting little wealth from the islands.
Columbus pioneered the trade wind route between Europe and the Caribbean, discovering and naming many Caribbean islands and parts of Central America. This established permanent contact between Europe and the Caribbean, increased the importance of maps, and led to Europe replacing Jerusalem as the perceived center of the world - shifting dominance to Western civilization globally. However, Columbus failed as a colonizer and administrator, with the settlements he established failing and his rule in the Caribbean being revoked, extracting little wealth from the islands.
He pioneered the trade wind route to and from the
Caribbean. ACHIEVEMENTS OF COLUMBUS’ VOYAGES He discovered and named most of the Caribbean islands and part of the coast of Central America. Achievements of Columbus’ voyages Established permanent contact between Europe and the Caribbean ACHIEVEMENTS OF COLUMBUS VOYAGES Increased importance of maps Achievements of Columbus’ voyages
Europe instead of Jerusalem was shown as the
center of the world. This led to the domination of western civilization over the whole world. ACHIEVEMENTS OF COLUMBUS’VOYAGES
Columbus was unsuccessful as a colonizer and
administrator.
Both the settlements he attempted to establish were
failures and his ruler ship in the Caribbean revoked.
Very little wealth was extracted from the islands.
Genocide of the Tainos as a result of their enslavement .
The Beginner's Guide to American History: Illustrated Edition: Columbus, John Cabot, Henry Hudson, King Philip, William Penn, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln