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FLYING TOGETHER: IV - JAMAICA: THE LAND WE LOVE . II THE SPANISH AND THE BRITISH LAND OF XAMAYKA The Spanish Occupation, 1494-1655 The Second Voyage of Christopher Columbus during which he landed in Jamaica "Columbus second voyage" by Keith Pickering - Own work based on content from http://www.gebco.net/. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via 8
FLYING TOGETHER: IV - JAMAICA: THE LAND WE LOVE Wikimedia Commons During his second voyage to the Americas, Christopher Columbus learned of Jamaica from the indigenous people on the island of Cuba. He set foot on the northern part of Jamaica, at present-day Saint Ann's Bay, on May 4, 1494. After defeating the Tainos' initial resistance, Columbus seized the island for Spain. Spain sent Juan de Esquivel to establish a settlement in 1509, beginning Spain's effective colonization of Jamaica. The Spanish established Sevilla la Nueva on the northern part of the island as their first administrative center but abandoned it in 1523 for Saint Jago de la Vega (now Spanish Town) in the south. Columbus named it St. Iago.= Santiago = Saint-James 9
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