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History alive completely leaves out how Columbus took slaves. An that is a really important piece of history

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history alive leaves out Columbus taking slaves and killing the native mericans

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history alive leaves out Columbus taking slaves and

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history alive leaves out Columbus taking slaves and killing

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history alive leaves out Columbus taking slaves and killing the native Americans if they didn

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history alive

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Zinn leaves out the hard challenges that Columbus had to overcome

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The hard challenges that Columbus

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Zinn leaves out all the good things he did like trading with the native amr

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History Alive! completely leaves out the part where he wanted to take gold and slaves, they just tell us how he claimed the land he found. They left the part out where he took the land for Spain and from the Natives and made them slaves.

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History Alive downplays the fact that Columbus mistreated the Native Americans, using treachery and cruelty in an attempt to find gold.

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Zinn doesn't tell us that Columbus was smart .

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Zinn says that Columbus found an island in the Carribean sea but only said "But he was lucky." His wording downplays the fact that Christopher Columbus was the first European to rediscover the new world. There may have been people living there, but he showed them that the Americas existed, even though he thought he found the

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Zinn does  not mention the journey itself with the hardships they faced, like the desire to return to Spain. He also does not go into depth on the three ships, the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Marina.

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Zinn does  not mention the journey itself with the hardships they faced, like the desire to return to Spain. He also does not go into depth on the three ships, the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Marina.

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Zinn says that finding America was a complete accident and Columbus got lucky.

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Zinn says He says that finding America was a complete accident and got lucky.

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Yes, Zinn does downplay certain aspects of Columbus’s, for example he left out how he study a lot of maps, and discovered the world was round .

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The sailors had roamed the island for gold and taking all the women and children as slaves. He makes the Indians seem more innocent by only saying women and children.

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1. That Columbus was also spreading Christianity and trying to unite the world in addition to searching for riches.

2. That he was inspired by Marco Polo’s writings, and that his main purpose was to explore new lands.

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He doesn't tell us Colombus found out the world is round.

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He leaves out Columbus discovered the world was round, while it was a big achievement by Columbus

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He leaves out that he gave them stuff, that he got rejected 3 times and that he took lots of time to become an amazing pirate.