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Why did Columbus take three ships on his exploration voyage to the new world? A. Different routes B. Good luck C. More supplies D. Queen’s command

Why did Columbus take three ships on his exploration voyage to the new world? A. Different routes B. Good luck C. More supplies D. Queen’s command
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Why did Columbus take three ships on his exploration voyage to the new world? A. Different routes B. Good luck C. More supplies D. Queen’s command

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More supplies bc he was looking to find gold, glory, and speed god into the countries he would potentially “discover “
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I would say Columbus took three ships on his voyage because he needed the space to carry all his supplies and soldiers. The ships were fairly small and they needed as much space as possible.

C. more supplies.
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