Columbus: Hero or Villain?

Throughout history there are many famous explorers. They are known for their influence and discovery, and these influences and discoveries drastically changed humanity. There is a man named Christopher Columbus in it. Christopher Columbus discovered this new world, and he believes the world is round. Most people who lived in his era were convinced that the world was flat. After years, if Columbus is a hero, many oppositions and controversies will occur. As he committed some crimes against innocent people, I think based on extensive reading that Columbus is a villain.

Christopher Columbus is a villain. He did a lot of bad things, and these things brought pain and pain to the people he touched. His arrogance has caused the suffering of others. He is "Public expenditure" ("Columbus-Hero or Villain" Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, 13 years old). He introduced slavery in the new world. In fact, "Slavery is only one of many diseases that Columbus has brought to indigenous people" ("Columbus - Hero or Villain" Felipe Fernandez - Armesto, 13). For all these reasons, Christopher Columbus is a villain

The role as Columbus's "hero" or "reverse" depends on the positive or negative relationship between the recognition of the arrival of the Europeans to the New World and the introduction of Christianity. In addition, the voyage of Columbus has been incorporated into the countries that have built the sovereignty of the Americas for centuries, and the political concepts related to these governments, especially the American narratives as world powers. Traditionally, Columbus has been regarded as a hero from several people in the United States of America. He is heroic, courageous and admired as a believer at the same time. He went to the west and went to most unknown seas, and his unique plan is often seen as ingenious. Columbus wrote that "God gave me faith and then gave me courage." 8 th month