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    (twenty-sixteen). However, If Christopher Columbus would have used these technologies such as a engine boat for higher speed instead of his cargo ship known as the Santa Maria and the two other ships (Pinta and Nina) that sailed at that time, a computerized navigation system for better tracking of his destination , and a clock instead of a sandglass and quadrant to tell the time of night and hour of day. With these modern day technologies Christopher Columbus would have successfully completed…

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    The story of Christopher Columbus is that of discovery but more of destruction, his voyages proved to be fatal for the Natives of the entire continent. Christopher Columbus's "discovery" attracted the Spanish explorers and Portuguese explorers (slide 33/49). Almost 90% of the natives had perished(slide 44/49) due to the ddiseases introduced by these explorers. The diseases were due to the live stock that was brought with them because Animals Ccontained many different diseases. These were new…

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    Columbian Exchange Impact

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    The creation of colonies in the Americas that led to the widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, human populations, technology, and ideas between the Americas and the Old World in the 15th and 16th centuries. There are a lot of contributions that we didn't even knew had such a big impact on our world. The Columbian exchange is the type of contribution of the old world to the new and the new world to the old. Some examples that affected our world majorly are horses and how the impacted…

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    While reading information about Columbus Day and other days related to it, I learned many new facts that I did not know before. Personally, I would rather celebrate Indigenous People’s Day because Columbus did some bad things. In school, I never learned about all of the injustices committed by Columbus and other explorers of that age because they were only portrayed as heroes. I found that the Washington Post and history.com were the most reliable sources because they were an established…

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    The name of my explorer is Giovanni Da Verrazano. Giovani Da Verrazano was born on 1485, later on he died on 1582, which made him approximately 43 years old. A particular accomplishment Verrazano is famous for is that he reserved the Atlantic Coast of North America in the middle of the Carolinas and Newfoundland, as well as the New York harbor. The country that sponsored Verrazano is France.The particular person who commissioned their voyage was King Francis I. Giovanni Da Verrazano made…

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    The Age of Exploration brought upon many changes to the new world. Some for the better, some for the worse, and today I will be telling you about how the Spanish affected the South Americans. After 1492, which is when Christopher Columbus sailed the Atlantic Ocean and landed in America, the Spanish would start to colonize different parts of the Americas. They would do many different things to the natives for two main reasons: religion and money. They, in the long term, would achieve both of…

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    Long before the expeditions to the “New World” in the 15th century, the Spanish had made claim to an abundance of land in the Iberian Peninsula once ruled by the Moors. Driven by the Spanish inquisition, Spaniards felt justified conquering land while in return Christianizing the people. Although motivated by religion, Spanish also wanted to achieve success and have superiority. The Spanish believed that in return for giving individuals religious purity, they should receive payment and service.…

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    Landing of Columbus Painted By John Vanderlyn The painting Landing of Columbus was first commissioned by congress in 1836 to hang in the Capitol Rotunda. The painting was finally put on display in the January 1847 at the Capitol Rotunda. This painting depicts Christopher Columbus and members of his crew shown on a beach in the West Indies, the first landfall of their expedition to find a westward route from Europe to China, Japan and perhaps unknown lands. On October 12, 1492, they reached this…

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    taught--from textbooks like those written by Joy Hakim--that the courageous Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue in search of new land and riches then by pure coincidence happened upon America, a new and exotic land of which he befriended and tamed the wild, stupid, and unsophisticated natives. Much like many of the other things we are taught in elementary school, this is far from the truth. Not only did Columbus massacre these native people and eradicate any trace of their culture for no…

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    the fact that columbus sent thousands of men to death but, columbus was the discoverer of western civilization’s cures, science , and technology. Christopher columbus was an european explorer sent to discover the new world but there were many explorers before columbus sailed. these explorers discovered america and several other areas of civilization.Critics say he should not be celebrated for discovering America but some people disagree because the found an area of land which columbus thought…

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