In what way did Christopher Columbus fail to meet his objective concerning his voyage in 1492?

Columbus's original objective was to find the New World. He never reached the New World.

His original objective was to find new natural resources, which he was unable to locate.

His original objective in his 1492 voyage was to find a westerly route to the Orient. He never reached the Orient.

Columbus didn't. He met his objective.

Columbus's original objective was to find South America. He never reached South America.

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Hudson Braun

7 August, 21:03

In what way did Christopher Columbus fail to meet his objective concerning his voyage in 1492?

Columbus's original objective was to find the New World. He never reached the New World.

His original objective was to find new natural resources, which he was unable to locate.

His original objective in his 1492 voyage was to find a westerly route to the Orient. He never reached the Orient.

Columbus didn't. He met his objective.

Columbus's original objective was to find South America. He never reached South America.

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Sophie Barron · Answer 1

C. His original objective in his 1492 voyage was to find a westerly route to the Orient. He never reached the Orient.

Explanation:

"Christopher Columbus" was an Italian explorer and a navigator. His voyage in 1492 was an endeavor to reach the Orient using the shortest path.

Columbus failed to reach the Orient and reached Indies, partly due to some error and partly due to the thought process. This route was shorter than the original route by approximately 7000 miles.

Columbus and his cruise had landed on islands surrounding Asia uncertain of the region where they landed. It is said that they stepped on the Watling Island.