Ferdinand and Isabella
Definition
Ferdinand and Isabella were the King and Queen of Spain during Columbus's time. They provided financial support to fund his voyages, which ultimately led to his discoveries in the Americas.
Related terms
Monarchs: Rulers or sovereigns who hold supreme authority over a nation.
Spain: A European country that played a significant role in exploration, colonization, and trade during the Age of Exploration.
Patronage: Financial support or sponsorship given by individuals or institutions to artists, explorers, or other ventures.
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Subjects (1)
AP European History
Practice Questions (1)
What would likely be a significant change if Christopher Columbus hadn't convinced Ferdinand and Isabella to fund his voyages?
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