1. exploration colonization region
To search for something by traveling to different places
In 1492 Columbus began his exploration from Spain looking for a better water route to the Indies.
colonization
One nation establishes itself in another region of the world
John White led a group of people in an unsuccessful attempt of colonization in the New World.
region
An area on Earth with similar physical or human characteristics that are different from other areas.
European settlers migrated to various regions of the New World.

2. migration exchange expedition
To trade or change something for something else
The Columbian Exchange brought change to both the eastern and western parts of the world.
migration
Process of moving from one place to another
God, gold, and glory were factors of migration to the New World.
expedition
A journey made for a special purpose
The king and queen of Spain funded an expedition for Christopher Columbus to find a cheaper and faster way to the Indies.

3. interpreter exaggerating A person who translates another language
Columbus carried an interpreter with him to speak to the people of the Indies.
exaggerating
To enlarge or overstate the truth
Columbus didn’t want to be accused of exaggerating when he described the beauty of Haiti.