Chapter 2: Exploring The Americas Introduction (page 25)

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Chapter 2: Exploring The Americas Introduction (page 25) Read the page and answer the following questions: When was Queen Isabella first approached by Christopher Columbus for money? Why did Queen Isabella ignore Columbus at that time? What is one reason Isabella sent Columbus to the New World? How does Isabella's purpose relate to Columbus's request for funds for his exploration?

Chapter 2: Exploring The Americas Introduction Why did Europeans, centuries ago, send explorers to find a sea route to Asia? What kinds of dangers do you think they faced? Why do you think they went so far to get something they thought was valuable?