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    Did Columbus think the world was flat or round?

    Question #7646. Asked by Tristan. (Nov 07 00 4:54 AM)


    JSBach

    		Round, which is why he undertook his voyage (he was trying to go to India), but his sailors were not so sure...

    Nov 08 00, 10:53 AM

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