I have heard that Morocco has ties with the early formation of Colonial America/Amexem, can anyone elaborate?

Question

or provide evidence?

Answer 1

When Columbus sailed in 1492 (the year Ferdinand and Isabella unified Spain under Catholic rule) it is said that the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria were already old ships. So thy were probably Moslem-built. I heard, but as yet not verified, that in his logbook, Columbus noted that he had seen women in Arab garb on Hispaniola.
During the "Dark Ages" Andaluz had a thriving civilization rich in scientific, cultural,literary and philosophical advances. So it appears to be likely that Columbus was not the first to travel that route.

Answer 2

in fact the adventurer at that age were at most an Arabs from morocco & andalusia, they discovered a great parts of the world, then after the defeat of arabs in andalusia the spanish adventurer took the mission along with the old arab adventurer, those spanish adventurer where supposed to complete their studies in andalusia of arabs and morocco where alot of navigation tools were developed and after that developed by spanish scientist