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to find trades routes going to Asia(passive) was setColumbus ' voyage
two driving motives(passive) led bythe voyage of Columbus
the Icelanders ' activities in the New Worldcould have influencedColumbus ' trip
in 1992(passive) was createdThe Voyage of Columbus
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Either that , or they feared the Portuguese wouldleadColumbus ’ trip
on a direct heading back to Spain(passive) was setColumbus ’ return voyage
United Way ’s Champion of Children founder and Ohio State Board of Trustee member Linda Kass(passive) led bytrip to Columbus
this virtually drove the race to get to the far eastcausingColumbus fateful voyage
to find a shorter , more easily accessible route to the source of those treasures(passive) were designedThe voyages of Columbus
the research ... better navigationledto Columbus ' voyages
The Taino ... the onesdiscoveredColumbus wandering
as an attempt to prove to skeptical clergy and kings that the earth was round(passive) have been paintedColumbus voyages
goodresultedfrom Columbus ’ voyages
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the colonizationresultedfrom Columbus ’ voyages
the developments in Europe and Africaledup to Columbus ’ voyages
to discovering Americaledto discovering America
to the colonization of Americaledto the colonization of America
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to Columbus 's discovery of Americaledto Columbus 's discovery of America
to the first lasting Europeancontact with Americaledto the first lasting Europeancontact with America
to the first lasting European contact with America ... inaugurating a period of European exploration and colonisation of foreign lands that lasted for several centuriesledto the first lasting European contact with America ... inaugurating a period of European exploration and colonisation of foreign lands that lasted for several centuries
to the first lasting European contact with America and inaugurated a period of European exploration and colonization of foreign lands that lasted for several centuries and had , thereforeledto the first lasting European contact with America and inaugurated a period of European exploration and colonization of foreign lands that lasted for several centuries and had , therefore
to the discovery of a new continent called Americaledto the discovery of a new continent called America
probably the longest possible route to Americadiscoveredprobably the longest possible route to America
to what is commonly believed the way America was namedledto what is commonly believed the way America was named
to the death and relocation of millions of indigenous Americans who were living in North America when he showed upledto the death and relocation of millions of indigenous Americans who were living in North America when he showed up
to the discovery of America ... and laying the foundations of the Spanish Empireledto the discovery of America ... and laying the foundations of the Spanish Empire
to the first permanent Engish settlement in America , at Jamestownultimately ledto the first permanent Engish settlement in America , at Jamestown
more expeditions to the americas why did these settlers and the european countries come to americadid ... leadmore expeditions to the americas why did these settlers and the european countries come to america
Latin America – and subsequently , the current world order as we know it(passive) was sparked byLatin America – and subsequently , the current world order as we know it
to several fatal diseases in America in the late 15th century ... including tuberculosisledto several fatal diseases in America in the late 15th century ... including tuberculosis
to Spanish settlements in the New World that became , with time , the many Latin - American nations of South , Central and North America and the islands of the Caribbeanled directlyto Spanish settlements in the New World that became , with time , the many Latin - American nations of South , Central and North America and the islands of the Caribbean
to lasting contact between Europe and America and fostered several centuries of exploration and colonization that have had a lasting impact to this dayledto lasting contact between Europe and America and fostered several centuries of exploration and colonization that have had a lasting impact to this day
to a steep and long - lasting fall in standards of living in Central and South America ( Allen et al , 2012ledto a steep and long - lasting fall in standards of living in Central and South America ( Allen et al , 2012
to the widespread knowledge that a new continent existed west of Europe and east of Asialedto the widespread knowledge that a new continent existed west of Europe and east of Asia
a long letter to Pintacomposeda long letter to Pinta
to general European awareness of the hemisphere and the successful establishment of European cultures in the New Worldledto general European awareness of the hemisphere and the successful establishment of European cultures in the New World
to the first lasting European contact with the Americasledto the first lasting European contact with the Americas
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the stage for further European expansion , which had negative effects on indigenous peoplessetthe stage for further European expansion , which had negative effects on indigenous peoples
to the spread of syphilis to Europe / Michael H. Grieco On the American Indian origin of syphilisledto the spread of syphilis to Europe / Michael H. Grieco On the American Indian origin of syphilis
the way to a new beginning for some ... and to the end for the ones who had called the New World their home since agesledthe way to a new beginning for some ... and to the end for the ones who had called the New World their home since ages
the stage for the rise of the Spanish Empiresetthe stage for the rise of the Spanish Empire
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to the discovery of the New Worldleadsto the discovery of the New World
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what was to them an entirely new worlddiscoveredwhat was to them an entirely new world
the damage(passive) caused bythe damage
to general European awareness of the hemisphere and the successful establishment of European cultures in the New timberdesignmag.comledto general European awareness of the hemisphere and the successful establishment of European cultures in the New timberdesignmag.com
and claimed the Americas for Spaindiscoveredand claimed the Americas for Spain
the stage for the development of our great Nationsetthe stage for the development of our great Nation
much movement from Europe to America ( Gavin , 2004 ) , which formed the nation that we live in today ... but also according to Gavin ( 2004 ) , the only reason Columbus ’s voyage is so famed that “ he was the first to be able to take advantage of his trip by colonizing the new land for imperial gaindid triggermuch movement from Europe to America ( Gavin , 2004 ) , which formed the nation that we live in today ... but also according to Gavin ( 2004 ) , the only reason Columbus ’s voyage is so famed that “ he was the first to be able to take advantage of his trip by colonizing the new land for imperial gain
forth on August 3 , 1492setforth on August 3 , 1492
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