You can take Christopher Columbus two ways; he was a brave, valiant sailor that led his men to a fact that the world isn't flat, or you can take him as a devilish, greedy slave keeper that wasn't the first European settler to set foot on what on now what we call the USA. Despite your opinion, we take every second monday in October to remember how we aren't still in Europe right now.
There are similarities and differences of the two articles we read. An obvious similarity that the two books, no matter how mean they put it, Columbus changed the world. He might of done it with slaves and smallpox, but he changed it. Another similarity is they both show Columbus’s journeys, although one told all the bad things that he did. An obvious difference
There are similarities and differences of the two articles we read. An obvious similarity that the two books, no matter how mean they put it, Columbus changed the world. He might of done it with slaves and smallpox, but he changed it. Another similarity is they both show Columbus’s journeys, although one told all the bad things that he did. An obvious difference