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Christopher Columbus’s descriptions of the Caribbean islands often emphasized their natural beauty, abundance of resources, and the perceived docility of the native inhabitants. These accounts reflect Spain’s motivations for sending him, which were primarily to find new trade routes and accumulate wealth through the discovery of gold, spices, and other valuable commodities. Columbus’s portrayal of the islands as ripe for economic exploitation and conversion to Christianity aligned with Spain’s goals of territorial expansion and spreading their religious influence.