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Why did Columbus have to re-establish Hispaniola on his second voyage to the New World? a. He did not like the layout of the city. b. He was asked to move the colony closer to t…

Why did Columbus have to re-establish Hispaniola on his second voyage to the New World? a. He did not like the layout of the city. b. He was asked to move the colony closer to t…
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Why did Columbus have to re-establish Hispaniola on his second voyage to the New World?

a.
He did not like the layout of the city.
b.
He was asked to move the colony closer to the gold mines.
c.
The colony was abandoned.
d.
The Native Americans went to war against Columbus and his colony.

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i think its A because Columbus wanted to expand the layout

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