Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer, is renowned for his pivotal role in the Age of Exploration. Christopher Columbus was a Genoese explorer who is credited with discovering the Americas for the Spanish Crown. Though his claims of noble lineage and exceptional education have been disputed, he was a skilled navigator who conceived of a scheme to reach Asia by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean. He was known for his ambitious plans for the discovery of a westward passage to the Indies.
Christopher Columbus' first and second voyages are a testament to human ambition,
exploration, and the complex legacy of discovery. In this review, we delve into the intricacies
of these journeys, weighing their historical significance against the ethical questions they
raise.
0:00 Introduction by Taniya Haider
7:35 Christopher Columbus's first voyage explained by Sannu Kumari
12:23 Christopher Columbus's first voyage further explanation by Harish
14:31 Christopher Columbus's second voyage explained by Kulsum and Pratima Biswal
18:15 Conclusion by Ankita