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Q: Does Columbus consider these people to be his equal?
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Who invent the symbol equal and not equal?

Columbus


Why doesn't everyone consider Columbus a national hero?

History has methods of distorting events and people. Columbus wasn't a noble figure that he is popularly thought of. He did some terrible acts. He also governed like a Tyrant.


Why do historians consider Christopher Columbus to be more important than Lief Ericson?

Because Columbus discovery started the colonization of the Americas.


How many opposite sides that are equal does are equal?

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How many people live in Columbus Ohio?

About 750,000 people live in Columbus, Ohio.


How did Columbus view the people he encountered?

Christopher Columbus might have viewed the people he encountered by asking the people where he was and if it was a shortcut to a continent!!


Does germany have a priviledged class of citizens?

Not unless you were to consider the upper class a privileged class. All people are equal under the law.


What does identyfy means?

consider to be equal or the same


Can Knights of Columbus be Freemasons?

Freemasons do not consider membership in the Knights of Columbus to be a bar or impediment to membership in Freemasonry. Many Knights might consider the traditional hostility of the Roman Catholic Church to Freemasonry as a reason not to put their names forward as candidates for Freemasonry. But there are certainly many Catholic Masons, and there are certainly Masons who are Knights of Columbus as well.


Who did Columbus get sponsored by?

people


Why did Spain consider Columbus as their hero?

maybe becuase the king or queen told spain about his discovery!


What were the immediate effects of Columbus's trip on the people he encountered?

the effects of Columbus were deadly on the people he encountered Type your answer here...