Throughout world history there have been many historical marvel figures that have paved the road, received a bountiful of achievements and life altering roles that Christopher Columbus has acquired prior to his expedition period. Born in provincial Republic of Genoa, Italy, on October 31, 1451, Christoforo Colombo, also known as Christopher Columbus, is one of the most renowned explorer in history. Columbus is one of the oldest children out of his two siblings. At the time where socioeconomic is implemented with having a very poor background, he had very little access towards his education. Hence, as an adult he self taught himself how to read and write at a very late stage in life. However, due to the circumstances he is living in, it still wasn’t a hindrance for Columbus’ ambition of sailing to uncharted territory in the “New World.”
To consider Columbus as an acclaimed adventurer in today’s generation, we must recognize his early voyage as to when he started his career. Columbus started his path by participating in several trading voyages in the Mediterranean and Aegean seas. As a result, Columbus studied ocean geography. Furthermore, by the time he was in his twenties, Columbus journeyed beyond the Mediterranean Sea into the Atlantic Ocean …show more content…
During that time, small amounts of gold were distributed thus leaving the native population in enmity. It wasn’t until he reached the mainland exploring the Orinoco River to the Hispaniola settlement where, the colonist had performed a bloody revolt against Columbus’ reign. Additionally, due to the act of Columbus’ tenure, the Spanish Crown later sent an officer to arrest Columbus and deprived him of all his authority. As Columbus went to court, he was fortunate that they dismissed his act. However, he later lost his authority as the governor and his possessions throughout the
To consider Columbus as an acclaimed adventurer in today’s generation, we must recognize his early voyage as to when he started his career. Columbus started his path by participating in several trading voyages in the Mediterranean and Aegean seas. As a result, Columbus studied ocean geography. Furthermore, by the time he was in his twenties, Columbus journeyed beyond the Mediterranean Sea into the Atlantic Ocean …show more content…
During that time, small amounts of gold were distributed thus leaving the native population in enmity. It wasn’t until he reached the mainland exploring the Orinoco River to the Hispaniola settlement where, the colonist had performed a bloody revolt against Columbus’ reign. Additionally, due to the act of Columbus’ tenure, the Spanish Crown later sent an officer to arrest Columbus and deprived him of all his authority. As Columbus went to court, he was fortunate that they dismissed his act. However, he later lost his authority as the governor and his possessions throughout the