In 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail to go to east India to find gold, instead of getting to east India, he landed in the Bahamas. Thinking he had arrived in India, Columbus assumed the people who were settled in the Bahamas were Indians. He had discovered the New World which is now North and South America. This is a major turning point in history because if Columbus hadn’t went on this voyage, he would have never discovered the New World. No one had really known that part of the world even existed until Columbus arrived there.
Columbus also convinced King Ferdinand to fund his explorations. 10. Where did Columbus land in October, 1492? the bahamas 11. What was the "fundamental difference" between Columbus' voyage in 1492 and other Portuguese explorers of that time?
What was the "fundamental difference" between Columbus' voyage in 1492 and other Portuguese explorers of that time? The difference was Columbus found a continent he didnt even know existed and Portuguese explorers knew the places existed. What did the Papal Bull of 1493 do for Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain? The Papal Bull made all of the land
Saying that is based on opinion and assumptions, so here’s the proof an amateur historian, found detailed maps, logs and accounts of voyages to the Americas in the early 1400’s. Others have found similar pieces that show Chinese exploration to Africa and Arabia. In knowing this, the way we are taught about Columbus is false; in fact it was the Chinese that explored Latin America many years prior to the
In addition to this, they brought new crops which allowed a European diet to diffuse through the lands. Culturally, the Columbian exchange mixed and match European cultures with American to create new societies. For example, European diet was implemented throughout the lands. The Columbian Exchange involved interaction between the Americas and the Afro-Eurasian regions. 3) Peninsulares Peninsulares involved early individuals that were from Spain but then traveled and placed a living in America around the 1500s.
World War II (1939-1945) led Australians to fight for their rights and freedom, and whilst the wars overseas were coming to an end, Aboriginal Australians were still denied basic rights and freedom, yet living in their own country. Although there were government policies that expressed that all Australians must be viewed alike in their attitudes and customs, aboriginal people were still discriminated in all levels. They were expected to assimilate and blend in with the new 'White' Australia. It was very difficult for the aboriginal people to blend into the British community, the reason being that both aboriginals and the British had not much in common, including: Cultures, values, way of living etc. In the other hand, there were also discrimination
(128) In America there exist a parody between skin color and ethnicity: race and ethnicity are often confused and creates questions of identity of the people subjected there under. In the essay” Black and Latino” Roberto Santiago is identified as a Puerto Rican (Latino) with a black skin color. This creates confusion that is foreign to Roberto who, being of Puerto Rican descent rarely considers skin color in his culture. Puerto Ricans are known to have varying skin color ranging from black to white as a result of the mixing of African, Whites and Spaniards. Puerto Ricans, identifying as Hispanic, do not recognize a
I am black but specifically my great grandfather was what some may call “Geechy”. Geechy people are of West African decent. The geechy people colonized to the United States. Unfortunately this ethnic group faced a combination of segregation, racism, and prejudice, still even to this day. Part of the problem was that geechy people speak a language called Gullah, which in some cases can also be considered Creole, which is a combination of French and Spanish.
Anti-Black Attitudes after Slavery It would be great to say that once slavery was eradicated everyone became seen as an equal, but that would be a lie. The notion that blacks were inferior to whites has been so deeply rooted in people’s minds and every day lives that even after slavery, it sprouted in new mediums. Across Latin America, the Caribbean, and the United States, new forms of segregation grew from the ashes of the old. With discrimination, laws like Jim Crow, and mass incarceration, the fight for freedom had just begun. It Latin America, Haiti had the unique position of being the first independent Black Country.
Sometimes Americans saw Asians as a threat because in California, Japanese very much controlled the market in some fruits and vegetables. The ways Asians have contributed to American culture by aiding in the construction of the Transcontinental Rail Road and during World War II they fought against the world conflict in a segregated unit in the Air Force (Marshall, 1999). Asians were discriminated on when they began to arrive in the United States. Many Asians thought education was a way to get away from the low paying jobs. The second generation Asians, born in the United States could not get better paying jobs because of the discrimination against them.