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History Alive omitted that Rodrigo saw land first but that Columbus denied it, giving the reward for whoever spotted land first to himself.

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Exaggeration

Zinn says “The sailors had roamed the island in gangs looking for gold, taking women and children as slaves” This really exaggerated. They probably roamed the island with one or two people but, Zinn uses the word gang making him seem more dangerous and mean.They also probably took men to, but they say women and children to make him seem more harsh.

Vague

When Zinn talks about how Columbus took 500 slaves to Spain, Zinn mentions that 200 died on the journey. Zinn doesn’t say anything about how they died. Did they die from a disease or did Columbus kill them?

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Zinn vaguely said that Columbus was a great sailor.
History alive was vague about how they treat the natives.
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Zinn exaggerated a whole lot about Columbus, this is because he is very against Columbus so everything that he wrote made him look awful, and things he did that were bad, Zinn writes them like they were horrendous. He definitely exaggerated what he did to the poor Native Americans. He also goes in great depth about how Columbus was a super selfish and greedy pig, and that he did not want to share a penny with his crew. He goes into extra detail about all the bad things he did, and makes no effort to put in an optimistic twist.

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Zinn says that columbus men were raiding and keeping people as slaves

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Zinn says that columbus men were raiding and keeping people as slaves

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History Alive is way to vague abot what really happened with the native americans

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He said that the natives were captured and that they died on the voyage , leaving out they died because of small pox

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“The report Columbus made to the royal Spanish court was part fact, part fiction.”

Zinn left out the fact about what actually happened at the different islands. He'd keep the good stuff that the Spanish court would like and take away the information that put Christopher Columbus on the bad side of it. He didn't want them to stop giving him boats and other essentials, so he made sure the report had information in the text that the Spanish court would like.

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He says that Columbus men were savages. 

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He says that Columbus men were savages. 

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History Alive is to vague about what Columbus did at America

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Zinn said that Colombus killed all the slaves, but a majority died from small pox. Also, he said all Colombus wanted was 'gold and slaves' but he also wanted to spread Christianity.

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It says that they were so unsuspicious and generous with what they gave the Sailors instead of explaining

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Columbus

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Vagueness, Howard Zinn:
“He set out with three ships, hoping to be the first European to reach Asia by sailing across the atlantic ocean.”

His is a part where Zinn is too vague and general because Zinn is very vague about this despite it being a major part in Columbus’s story this is because if he told the full story, it would make Columbus look like a better man making it harder for the readers to see Columbus the way Zinn does.

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Zinn talks about the natives dying by the millions, becoming slaves, being hungry for gold, which weren't all true

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Zinn (Vague) - Zinn was very vague when it talked about preparing for the voyage. He didn't even name the ships, or how many people were with him. He just said the route and that they had 3 ships, but finished that information quickly.

Zinn (Exaggeration) -  Zinn, exaggerated the fact that all Columbus wanted was money, and that he desperately asked the rulers of countries for money. He did want gold and money, but that was only it.

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Vague- “ But too many slaves died in captivity.” paragraph 5. He is too vague with this statement because he didn’t say how many slaves died. It could be 500 or 50, we don’t know. He isn’t giving detail because he wants to show how many slaves died from Columbus, not on their own.

Exaggeration- “They had to fill up the ships returning to Spain with something, so in 1495 they went on a great slave raid. “ paragraph 4.  He could have said they just took some slaves with them on their ships, not a “great slave raid”.  He over exaggerated it to make it seem more terrible and cruel.

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Zinn exaggerates that Columbus only cared about money. He only states things about money and nothing else. This gives the idea that Columbus only liked money.

Zinn sometimes doesn’t add all the information and the information is very vague. He can be too general when he says Columbus took slaves and doesn’t get into detail.

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1. Zinn exaggerates how badly Columbus' mens were. ¨Him and his men were savages¨

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Zinn says that Rodrigo was supposed to get the reward for first sighting land and he elaborates for 2 or 3 sentences about how the first man to sight land was supposed to get a large reward and how Columbus claimed he saw land the night before

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Zinn says things that are too exaggerated. “He seized some Arawak's by force so that he could get information from him.” (Zinn 1)