Christopher Columbus: Hero or Villain?

Finally, Columbus has finished "Eternal God, our Lord obviously impossible and brings victory to those who obey him." Columbus' overly exaggerated report made it possible for him to take the initiative in the second voyage of a total of 17 vessels and over 1,200 crew members. # The researcher says Columbus' s second voyage may be the most important and most important in history. Kim is committed to his Spanish, so the second voyage is slavery and money rather than brotherhood love and conversion. When he visited the New World a second time, Columbus brought a cannon and attacked the dog. # If local people resist slavery, he cuts off his nose and ears.

Is Christopher Columbus a hero or a villain? This seems to be a problem in everyone's heart, is the hero a murderer? Is the hero cruel and slave to human beings? The hero does not obey the order? I do not think so. So the real problem is why Christopher Columbus called him a hero when he was truly a villain. Columbus never achieved the goal that Queen Isabell appointed to him. Queen Isabel will talk about this later. In addition, Columbus treated the Tinos who had enslaved them, who felt he was very harsh. I will give Taino's comment on this issue. Not only that, he also killed a lot of people during the voyage. I heard that all heroes I saw or read were selfless, kind and caring. Christopher Columbus does not fall into the above situation

Christopher Columbus, he is a hero, or a villain. For nearly 500 years people praised him and celebrated his life as if he were a good man for us. The school taught that Columbus is a wonderful person, found gold and pearls, and discovered a new land. The students taught him even the names of the three vessels that Christopher Columbus used in the first voyage. But when they grew they did not know the truth about Christopher Columbus. Once upon a time there was a quiet and rich land where people called Arawak lived. In these lands there is gold, food, and more important is calm. Arawak was wearing naked clothes, but they were wearing gold earrings. They rely on agriculture and livestock for their livelihood. These people live in the Bahamas and are very similar to the mainland - American Indians. These people can be correctly called Native American / Indian.