(4 of 10) How do the local people react when they come across Columbus and his crew?

(3 of 10) What was Columbus' first view of Trinidad island in the Caribbean?

Winston Churchill was prime minister twice, most famously during World War Two. Was his peacetime premiership as outstanding as his wartime period in office?

(2 of 10) How did Columbus’ third route across the Atlantic differ from his previous journeys?

(1 of 10) What were the aims of Columbus third voyage? Which areas did he explore?

Clement Attlee, the 42nd prime minister, was the first premier after WWII. Find out more about the man who created the national health service.

(6 of 6) Columbus has reached Hispaniola and has discovered the fate of the men left behind on his previous voyage. How was Hispaniola described in 1494?

(5 of 6) Columbus has reached the settlement he left behind on his previous journey. What reasons were given by the local people for the destruction of the first Spanish settlement in the Americas? What happened to its men?

Who was the first prime minister of Great Britain? He was also the longest-serving prime minister: what made him so exceptional?

(4 of 6) During his first journey to the Americas, Columbus Columbus was forced to leave 39 men behind. On his second journey he went in search for them. What did he find when he finally reached them?