Name: Columbus' Mutinous Crew
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Description: After 60 days and no sign of land, Columbus' doubtful crew wanted to turn back.

After 60 days and no sign of their destination, Columbus' doubtful crew wanted to turn back.

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After 60 days and no sign of their destination, Columbus&#8217; doubtful crew wanted to turn back.

Columbus' Mutinous Crew

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After 60 days and no sign of land, Columbus' doubtful crew wanted to turn back.

<p>In the 15th century, Europeans began to sail west across the Atlantic Ocean in search of new routes to China and the East, but in the process they discovered what they labeled a "New World," although Indigenous people had lived there for centuries. Other explorers have pushed the limits of flight and seafaring, and traversed the frozen Continent of Antarctica.</p>


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