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This is Katherine's New's Paper Article for the Great Awakening

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Columbus colonized America, which is why he got credit for
discovering America.

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The voyages of Columbus changed the way Europeans lived

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Columbus's discovery made European countries from new conflict.

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columbus was not the first to find north ameraca

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he made it so that we know the world is round

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Columbus caused conflict between European countries, Portugal and Spain.

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L.T. Hicks; Columbus discovery can be positive and negative because he changed the way Europeans thought of the world. But on the other hand the discovery created a conflict between European Countries.

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Chris Columbus sails ocean blue in 1492

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Columbus caused conflict between European countries

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Columbus caused conflict between European countries

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~TJ

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Columbus found new land to establish new civilization

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His voyage caused the
Europeans to think of the world differently. Columbus's discovery created conflict between European countries. Both Spain and Portugal wanted to add these lands to their growing empires.

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A new era of interaction between Europe and the Americas had begun

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Changed how the world was seen

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the voyages changed the way Europeans thought of the world and their place in it.

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he show a new way to the Europeans  to see the world

✨Sydney✨
Colombus' discovery got gold and land for england, yet, he mistreated the taino and started conflict between portagul and spain

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Created conflict between 2 European countries fighting for the new land. (Portugal and Spain)

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August 3, 1492.  Columbus begins his first voyage