Cristóbal Colón (Christopher Columbus)

Monday, October 12th is Columbus Day. Our great country spent the day at a shopping center throughout the United States. The reason for these sales is old, it is only to prove the profit of Pseudo Holiday. Most people do not know the reason for celebrating Columbus Day. To be honest, I do not know the reason why Columbus Day was the first holiday. Because he was the first European to discover the United States of America.

CristóbalColón insists on a new world. On 27th October 1492 Columbus saw Cuba, and he named the island Juana. Colonial rule: The history of Cuba began with the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492 and the invasion of the island by the Spaniard following it. Native Groups - Guanajhata Bay, Siboney and Tinos live on the island, but are quickly swept away or killed by the effects of disease and conquest. As a result, the impact of indigenous peoples on Cuban society afterwards is limited, Spanish culture, institutions, languages ​​and religions are dominant. After Spanish colonization in the 16th and 17th century, the colonial society slowly developed; the pursuit of nomads and agriculture was the foundation of the economy. In the first three centuries after conquest, the island remained stopped ignored for the Spanish fleet, and the Spanish fleet visited the New World and returned to Spain with mineral wealth from the continent United States It was.

Christopher Columbus was born on October 31, 1451 in the Republic of Genoa in northwestern Italy. His name was originally pronounced in Italian as Critoforo Colombo and Spanish as Cristóbal Colon, but it was translated into English as Christopher Columbus. His father was a weak weaver, there were four young brothers, and he went to school early in his life. Because Genoa was considered a busy port, Christopher learned a lot from what he knew from the crew there. He worked with his father for a while, but he knew that his fate is sailing through a vast waters.