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When Columbus discovered the Native Americans of Hispanolia he was the "point man" for 300 years of discrimination, murder, and the removal of Native peoples. The European explorer and settler felt they had the right to take the land for their use. Not only did they cut down forest areas, but they also brought plants and animals that were not native to North America. These things changed the landscape and the way people lived. Thus, impacting millions of Native Americans living in North America.
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Columbus showed the Europeans the way to the Americas
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∙ 9y agoWhen Columbus discovered the Native Americans of Hispanolia he was the "point man" for 300 years of discrimination, murder, and the removal of Native peoples. The European explorer and settler felt they had the right to take the land for their use. Not only did they cut down forest areas, but they also brought plants and animals that were not native to North America. These things changed the landscape and the way people lived. Thus, impacting millions of Native Americans living in North America.
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∙ 7y agoColumbus had no impact on "Americans" meaning Whites because there were no colonists yet and he did not discover the US mainland.. However, as explained below, Columbus greatly impacted Native North Americans, referring to the continent of North America.
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∙ 9y agoHe was the first of the European invasion of North America and brought old world disease to the New World. He wrote in his diary that he thought the Native Americans would make good slaves.
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What impact did Columbus' voyages have on native Americans?
Columbus showed the Europeans the way to the Americas
How did Columbus's voyage impact Americans?
it opened the way to other explorers. Spain wanted the riches of the land so they sent Columbus to start a colony in the West Indies.
How did Columbia's voyages impact the Americas?
Columbus showed Europeans the way to the to the americans
What year did Columbus have his historic voyage?
When Columbus went on his voyage it was 1492.
What Country did Columbus start his voyage?
The voyage for which Christopher Columbus is most famous was for the country of Spain. Queen Isabella, against the advise of her advisers, funded this voyage by Columbus.
What impact did Columbus' voyages have on native Americans?
Columbus showed the Europeans the way to the Americas
How did Columbus's voyage impact Americans?
it opened the way to other explorers. Spain wanted the riches of the land so they sent Columbus to start a colony in the West Indies.
Where did Columbus's start a settlement?
Yes, it was established on his first voyage and destroyed by Native Americans. He then reestablished it on his second voyage.
How Columbus voyages impact the Americans?
Columbus showed the Europeans the way to the Americas
When was Columbus's first voyage to Spain?
Columbus first voyage
What impact did Columbus' voyage have on the world?
columbus set out on sail in search of East & ended up discovering the West which we call the North & South Americas.
How did Columbia's voyages impact the Americas?
Columbus showed Europeans the way to the to the americans
What is the ISBN of The Last Voyage of Columbus?
The ISBN of The Last Voyage of Columbus is 0759513767.
Where did Columbus think was at the end of his voyage?
Columbus Believed he was in India at the end of his first voyage.
How many pages does The Last Voyage of Columbus have?
The Last Voyage of Columbus has 304 pages.
who sent Christoper Columbus on his voyage?
Spain sent Christopher Columbus to his first voyage. :-)
How did Columbus voyage impact America?
His impact still echoes through the centuries. He was the start of the European invasion of the new world. The moment he stepped onto land he brought with him disease, and the old world to the new. The Native Americans would be killed, enslaved, and pushed off ancestral lands by the Europeans. For his part Columbus was a greedy man who wanted riches from his voyages, but he died broke and sick not knowing how he changed the world of Native Americans.
