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What did Columbus call the natives he met and why?
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Answered by BxbySlxy
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Answer:

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Explanation:

Columbus called the natives living in the “New World” to help him undertak and understand this mysterious world.

Answered by Hansika4871
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Christopher Columbus called the natives he met 'Indians'.

  • Christopher Columbus was an Italian explorer and navigator.
  • He went on four voyages across the Atlantic Ocean and was the first known European to make contact with the Caribbean, Central America, and South America.
  • Columbus' primary aim for his first voyage was finding a sea route to India by circumnavigating the earth.
  • But, he miscalculated the distance of his journey.
  • So, when he reached land, he thought he had reached the Indian coast. Thus, he called the natives there Los Indios (Spanish for "Indians").
  • Thus, Christopher Columbus called the natives he met 'Indians' since he thought he had reached the coast of India, but in fact, it was the Bahamas he had reached.

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