Christopher columbus

In the U.S., Christopher Columbus is being reevaluated in terms of the ethics of his actions, but the same isn't happening in Italy.

Columbus Day churns up a stormy sea of controversy every year: Was Christopher Columbus a gifted navigator or reckless adventurer?

New DNA research has revealed that Christopher Columbus, who accidentally discovered the Americas, was a Sephardic Jew.

Columbus first landed in the Bahamas in 1492 sailing on behalf of the Spanish crown in a new attempt to find a western route to Asia. He made four voyages...

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Columbus's famed voyage was celebrated by Italian‑Americans, in particular, as a pathway to their own acceptance in America.

Ashland University’s David Tucker writes about Columbus Day: Europeans acted the way that conquerors always did. We judge them harshly because they spread a then-novel idea: equality.

Columbus's famed voyage was celebrated by Italian‑Americans, in particular, as a pathway to their own acceptance in America.

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