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    US History I A People’s History of the United States Vs. The Enduring Vision How complete are our textbooks these days? Yes‚ they may cover Christopher Columbus’s all the way to today’s current events. But just how complete are they? Often books tend to lean a certain direction‚ and offer perspective from only one point of view; most commonly the views of the victors‚ dominant country or possibly stories of heroes. What about the other side? Far too often the lesser of the two is left out of

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    often only get to see one side of the story‚ and do not get a chance to see the bad side of things. For example‚ many people view Christopher Columbus as a great hero who discovered the Americas and showed the native people new things. In reality Columbus’s expedition hurt the indigenous people more than helped. Once the explorers got to the new land they saw it as an economic potential‚ a way to make money off the native people. This would be an easy task at first because of the technological advances

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    There is only one answer and it can be directly identified as to page and paragraph. 1. Describe the Arawaks. 2. How does Zinn describe Spain? 3. What‚ according to Zinn‚ were Columbus’s motivations for going on the first expedition? What was Columbus promised in terms of profits? 4. How does Zinn portray Columbus’s character? What are some examples? How do these examples of character compare to those you saw in the 1949 film‚ Christopher Columbus? 5. Where did the expedition first hit land

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    In 1492 Christopher Columbus set out on a voyage of discovery (Discovery for his civilization group‚ for what he found was already inhabited)‚ a voyage that would inadvertently shape the world. Today‚ over 500 years after his initial voyage‚ we still discuss the consequence of this voyage. Columbus Day in the United States is a holiday that was celebrated as early as 1905‚ and became an official federal holiday in 1937. Presently the debate has risen on whether this date should be recognized or

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    very important task when he traveled to the new world. He was sent by the king and queen of Spain to discover new land. Columbus said‚ “The melody of the birds was so exquisite that one was never willing to part from the spot”(Columbus 62). Now Columbus’s journey was far different than Equiano’s primarily because of the reason but we will be focusing on the other reasons primarily.

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    Although events in history occurred over a long span of time and development‚ history first became an academic subject a little more than 100 years ago (McNeill 12). Since then‚ a plethora of controversies appeared regarding how historians‚ scholars‚ and intellectuals should examine and analyze history. Among the initial methods of studying history was the scientific research method‚ or scientific source criticism‚ which fundamentally extracts valid‚ legitimate facts from a diverse range of historical

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    longer together because he and the people he traveled with murdered many of them. All because the natives were considered inhuman. This can easily be compared to the Holocaust because in that circumstance‚ the Jews were considered inhuman and in Columbus’s case‚ he considered the Native Americans to be inhuman and committed genocide. “This man’s voyage initiated the first invasion of America. The terrorists came from foreign lands to the east. Highly organized and with a mission supposedly given to

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    Many people have had a great influence upon our world. Some have changed it in a generally good way‚ such as Abraham Lincoln. Others have affected the world negatively‚ such as Adolph Hitler. Still others have changed the world thoroughly‚ their changes resounding through time‚ such as Christopher Columbus. One other has changed the world thoroughly‚ and though all know his name‚ few know who this actually is. This man is Amerigo Vespucci or‚ as known to the Spanish‚ Americo Vespucio. Vespucci

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    2 times and took his proposal the 3rd time and of he went on august 3rd. Why was his route different from the others? The other routes to asia from europe was hostile waters from the french and portuguese armies there was no safe way around. Columbus’s first voyage almost cost him his life when he and his fleet was attacked by french naval ships and he was the only survivor. So he was bound to find the new route if he was to safely and quickly complete his mission. His route was to cross and

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    “His” Story: Jamaica Kincaid’s Finding of History’s True Definition in “In History” In “In History‚” Jamaica Kincaid tells the readers two stories of historically significant figures‚ Christopher Columbus and Carl Linnaeus. She first explains the discovery of New World and then describes how Linnaeus created the modern version of binominal nomenclature. In between these two stories‚ she vaguely mentions her own history‚ coming from “a place called Antigua”; her own story is only a small proportion

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