Haiti Spanish Discovery And Colonization

Home > Haiti History > Haiti Spanish Discovery And Colonization Haiti Spanish Discovery And Colonization The island of Hispaniola (La Isla Española), which today is occupied by the nations of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, was one of several landfalls Christopher Columbus made during his first voyage to the New World in 1492. Columbus established a makeshift settlement on the north coast, which he dubbed Navidad (Christmas), after his flagship, the Santa María, struck a coral reef and foundered near the site of present-day Cap Haïtien. Haiti - The Taino Indian / Arawak Haiti - Hispaniola Or Santo Domingo Haiti - Columbus The First Administrator Haiti - The Taino Elimination Haiti - A Colony Neglected » Post a comment or contribute to this topic Additional haiti history, haitian culture topic of interest: • Haiti - Toussaint Louverture Saves General Laveaux From The Mulattoes And Become The Lieutenant Governor Of Saint Domingue • Haiti Electricity - Production • Haiti Military Manpower - Military Age And Obligation • The Abolition Of Slavery In Haiti • Haiti Spanish Discovery And Colonization Post a comment Recent Comments... Haiti Government Type Haiti Constitution Re: Haitian Culture Re: Getting To Know Hatian's One At A Time... Re: Forts In Haiti - Fort Dauphin In Fort Liberte Haiti Haiti Labor Force - By Occupation Re: My Opinion Re: Response To Person About Haitian Lanlord Pic Macaya National Park Blan Rasis Yo Di Se Pou Ayiti Kraze!....danje!   Post a comment The Hottest Topics Citadelle Laferriere Learn About Haiti What Do Haitian Teens Do On A Daily Bases ? What Do Haitian Teens Do On A Daily Bases ? ? Why Jesus? Adoption In Haiti Blan Rasis Yo Di Se Pou Ayiti Kraze!....danje! Blan Rasis Yo Di Se Pou Ayiti Kraze!....danje!

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