Day care columbus oh: THE Top 10 Daycares in Columbus, OH

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Discovery of America by the expedition of Christopher Columbus

520 years ago, on October 12, 1492, the famous European navigator and cartographer Christopher Columbus landed in the New World. On this day, the expedition of Christopher Columbus reached the island of San Salvador (San Salvador) in the Bahamas, which was later considered to be the official date of the discovery of America.

The Columbus expedition began on August 3, 1492, when the ships Santa Maria, Pinta and Nina left the bay of the Spanish city of Palos de la Frontera. September 16 1492 years on the way of the expedition began to appear bunches of green algae. The ships sailed through this body of water for three weeks. This is how the Sargasso Sea was discovered.

On October 7, 1492, at the request of the crew, who believed that the flotilla passed Japan without noticing its islands, the ships changed course to the west-southwest.

October 12, 1492 Columbus expedition came across one of the Bahamas, which the navigator called the island of San Salvador – in honor of the divine savior Jesus Christ. Rodrigo de Triana, the watchman of the Pinta caravel, was the first to notice the land, but he did not receive the reward of 10,000 maravedis promised by the royal couple of Spain. Since the Bahamas archipelago stretches for 1200 kilometers from the Florida peninsula to Haiti and there are about 3 thousand large and small islands in it, the exact location of the island discovered by Columbus is unknown. The main contenders for this title are several islands of the Bahamas archipelago: Watling Island, modern San Salvador Island and an island 120 km southeast of Watling – Samana Cay. The natives themselves called him Guanahani.

On October 13, 1492, Columbus landed, hoisted the Castilian banner on it, formally took possession of the island and drew up a notarial deed about this. For two weeks, Columbus gradually moved south, discovering new islands from the Bahamas – Cuba and Haiti. Christopher Columbus considered these new lands to be East Asia – the outskirts of China, Japan or India. In the future, for quite a long time, these newly discovered territories were called by the Europeans the West Indies.

On the night of December 26, 1492 years the flagship “Santa Maria” sat on the reef. With the help of local residents, guns, supplies and valuable cargo were removed from the ship. A fort was built from the wreckage of the ship – the first European settlement in America, named “Navidad” on the occasion of the Christmas holiday.

On March 15, 1493, Columbus returned to Spain on the Nina. He brought with him the natives (who were called Indians in Europe), some gold, plants (corn, potatoes, tobacco), fruits and feathers of birds that had never been seen before in Europe. Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella of Castile gave Columbus a solemn reception.

Later, Christopher Columbus made three more expeditions, as a result of which the islands of Dominica, Guadeloupe, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, as well as the lands of Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica were discovered.

Six years after, in 1497, another legendary pioneer Vasco da Gama really discovered India, it turned out that Columbus had reached the shores of the New World. This was later confirmed by the expedition of Amerigo Vespucci. The name of Columbus is carried by the District of Columbia of the same name in the USA, the cities of Columbus, Colombia and Colon, the Latin American state of Colombia.

On October 12, Americans celebrate the landing of the navigator Christopher Columbus in the New World.

Most of the countries of the American continent celebrate this date, but in the United States, the Discovery of America falls on the second Monday of October (established in 1937 by President Franklin Roosevelt). The main celebrations take place in New York, where a grand procession is organized every year. The historic event of the discovery of America in New York is immortalized by a monument in the “heart” of Manhattan on Columbus Circle in the form of a 21-meter column topped with the figure of Columbus. It was created in honor of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America.

Some cities also host special services, parades and large ceremonies.

However, in the United States, the personality and historical role of the pioneer are perceived ambiguously – the arrival of European settlers marked the beginning of mass colonization, the slave trade and the extermination of indigenous peoples. Therefore, in the US, Columbus Day is celebrated not only with parades, but also with protest demonstrations by indigenous peoples of America and human rights organizations, which usually carry portraits of a medieval navigator, now called a colonizer, with the inscription “murderer”.

Columbus Day is a public holiday in many parts of the US, but some states, such as California, Nevada, Hawaii, do not celebrate the day.

Government agencies and schools are generally closed, but commercial organizations can operate. The U.S. flag is hoisted over government buildings.

The material was prepared on the basis of information from RIA Novosti and open sources

Development of geographical knowledge about the Earth. Christopher Columbus – Lyceum №14

Geography teacher Fomicheva E.V.

Development of geographical knowledge about the Earth.
Christopher Columbus

Who could have said then, about five hundred years ago, that Friday, August 3, 1492 would be so significant!

At the dawn of this day, three caravels left the Spanish port of Palos, which are destined to forever take pride of place in the history of geographical travel and discoveries: the Santa Maria with Christopher Columbus on board, the Pinta and the Nina. Behind were almost 8 years of negotiations with the royal courts of Portugal and Spain, numerous audiences and defending the expedition project. Even the unprecedented demands of Columbus were satisfied to give him in advance the title of Admiral of the Sea-Ocean and Viceroy of all the lands that would be open to them in navigation along the named Sea-Ocean.

A fresh breeze stirred the multi-colored flags on the masts: a green cross on a white field – the flag of the expedition, and the royal standards of Isabella and Ferdinand with castles and lions.

At this hour the book of great geographical discoveries was opened. And at the same hour, Christopher Columbus himself opened a blank notebook, and the first lines of his diary appeared:

“In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ … And your highnesses commanded that I go to India by the western route, which, as far as we know for certain no one has passed yet.

And I set out from the city of Granada on Saturday, the twelfth of May in the year one thousand four hundred and ninety-two, and arrived at the city of Palos, where I equipped three ships. I left this harbor well supplied with all kinds of supplies and with a large number of sailors … and took the path to the Canary Islands belonging to your highnesses, which lie in the sea-ocean, to sail from there until I arrive in India.

Yes, Columbus finally waited for his great hour, but it took him eight long years for this. It is said that he was frightened that the western ocean is not accessible for navigation. That there is no land on the opposite side, because it is unthinkable that so many centuries have passed after the creation of the world, and no one knew anything about this. They said, finally, that even if he gets to the antipodes – that is, to people on the opposite side of the globe – he will not be able to go back. But all doubts were left behind.

The weather was excellent. Columbus knew that at this time of the year, at this latitude, the winter trade winds always blow from the east and the ocean is most often calm, “ as a rural pond “.

Like birds, Columbus’ caravels flew across the ocean surface. In the dazzling rays of the tropical sun, the sails seemed snow-white, light as clouds, and the sky at sunset and sunrise blazed with gold and purple. How good the mornings were, full of freshness and fragrance, “ just like we have in Andalusia ,” Columbus wrote in his diary.

Life on the ships went on as usual.

In the corner of the deck, protected from the sides and above from the wind, there was a kitchen, in a marine style – a galley, and the cook rattled his boilers there. Every half an hour the cabin boy turned the hourglass over, breaking the bottles, and this was always accompanied by songs, at every time of the day and night watch. The morning dawn was greeted with a song

Blessed be the light of day, Blessed be the holy cross.

At sunset, before the night watch, all the sailors were called to evening prayers. The ceremony began with the cabin boy lighting a binnacle lamp (a cabinet for a ship’s compass) and singing:

Lord, give us good night, Good sailing to the ship, And the captain, and the whole ship’s crew. …Here the cabin boy turns the flask for the eighth time:

Only the flask runs out of sand – And the watch time blows.

We will swim, although the way is far, the Lord will not leave us.

Such was the daily ritual at sea, which did not change in any weather.

Days passed. The sailors sailed on the high seas, sailed already, according to the then concepts, for a long time, and there was nothing around except the waves and the sky, and the night stars, and the distant blue haze of the horizon. The sailors became anxious, and Columbus came up with a little trick for their peace of mind. For himself, Columbus wrote down the true distance, for the rest – an underestimated one.

The further the admiral “went his own way”, the more restless the ships became. Sailors seized “ fear and sadness, and it was impossible to find out the reason for this “. “What will happen next?” – not only sailors asked themselves questions, but also officers, Spanish nobles – everyone who connected their fate with the fate of Columbus. And the admiral himself is invariably calm. He noted every little thing in his diary, because he was not only a great navigator, but also an explorer. “It’s crazy to swim on,” voices are heard louder and louder. – It’s suicide. Why should we go after this foreigner? And quite quietly, so as not to touch other people’s ears, some whispered: “What if we throw the captain overboard when he is doing his calculations? What do you think about this, gentlemen? And a sinister smile appeared on their faces. But Columbus is still calm. He encourages the sailors, reminds them of the glory of the pioneers and awards. “Glory? Gold? No, we don’t need anything, the sailors stubbornly repeated. “Here’s your condition, Señor Admiral: if we don’t see land in three days, you’ll have to catch another wind, the one that will bring us to Spain.” Of course, if you can, which, however, we are not entirely sure. “Very well,” said Columbus, “I accept your terms.” And he went to his cabin … And sand pours and pours in the flasks, and the cabin boys turn them over and sing their songs; they courageously try to overcome fear, the sea teaches them courage, the sea makes them real men. But in the waves they saw a completely fresh branch, it had recently broken off from a tree and did not have time to fade … And flocks of birds in the sky, they rush to reach the ground to spend the night there. And Columbus changes course, following the flight of birds, and this reduces the distance to the nearest land. The sailors are excited. They no longer grumble. They don’t threaten. And then came the night of 11 to 12 October. Columbus records that light is visible on the horizon. It’s a sandbank, he thinks. But for now, this is just a guess. Whoever sees the earth first, let him immediately announce it with a cannon. Look ahead, watchmen, look ahead more carefully! ..

“The night was fresh and beautiful… Columbus’ sailors had never seen such furious waves during the entire journey… The ships were flying at a speed of 9 knots. Watchmen vigilantly peer into the sea distance. And suddenly at 2 o’clock in the morning a cry, the famous cry of a sailor from the “Pinta” Rodrigo da Triana: “Land! I see the Earth! And a shot, a joyful, solemn shot of victory!

On Friday, October 12, sailors reached the island of Guanahani, as the Indians called it, San Salvador, as Columbus renamed it, which in Russian means “Savior”.

The islands captivated Columbus with fresh greenery, transparent, clean springs, fragrant air and birds with colorful, joyful plumage. Columbus is a poet, he admires this beauty of nature under blue skies. One pleasure, he wrote, is to breathe wonderful air, but … nature alone is not enough, it is unlikely that the Spanish kings are interested in it, they need gold. Columbus knows this very well, and he is looking for gold. He sees that it is here, otherwise where would the gold jewelry come from on the Indians. The admiral constantly asks this question, and the Indians vaguely point somewhere in the distance and talk about some big island of Cuba, where there is gold, and pearls, and many different miracles.

Cuba is truly fabulous. Columbus records with delight that everywhere in Cuba he heard the mellifluous song of birds; on this magical island, the Spaniards first saw potatoes and corn – maize; from here these cultures spread then to the whole world. After all, this was also a great discovery and wealth, but only it was appreciated much later. And now Spain is waiting for gold and pearls.

Anxiety crept into the soul of Columbus. After all, for the fact that he was allowed to equip an expedition to open a new sea route in India, he must pay. No one would send him if he did not expect to receive gold, precious stones and spices. And Columbus is looking for the riches of India. Old Indians in Cuba, wanting to help Columbus, said that not far from here lies another large island – this is Haiti, or Haiti. There they will find everything they need. In Haiti, the Indians wear gold jewelry on their arms and legs, and in that country there are pearls.

Haiti turned out to be a big beautiful island, everything here reminded Columbus of Spain. He called this island in his own way – Hispaniola, which means “Spanish land” in translation. Now we know this island by its original Indian name – Haiti.

There was indeed much more gold on Hispaniola than on other islands. The Indians brought large pieces of precious metal, the sailors exchanged their worthless little things for it, even fragments of broken dishes, and everyone was seized by exorbitant greed. They wanted to have everything without giving anything in return. And Columbus himself was already engulfed in a “gold rush”, he only thought about gold, about gold, about gold … He must bring with him as much gold as possible, he must find the place of his birth. And it will. He is in India, he opened a new path to it, he deserved fame, wealth, honor. And gold. They found gold in Haiti, though not as much as they would like. Then there was the return of Columbus to Spain. An enthusiastic meeting, magnificent receptions in the palace and nationwide fame. Three more times, Columbus’ caravels headed for open lands, and each time more and more gold was required from them. Gradually, the arrivals of the Spanish caravels began to be accompanied by outright robbery of the Indians. Between the Spaniards, riots and unrest began, in which, in the end, Columbus himself was accused. From his third journey, he was brought in shackles, depriving him of all ranks and titles. True, then he was given back his freedom and title, but he had to seek privileges until the end of his days.