Columbus and the American Indians
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Prepared to help Italian Middle school students understand the impact which historical events have on people - concentrating on the positive and negative effects of Columbus's 'discovery' of America.
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● Types of event processing models in Mule 4
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- 15. The pilgrims wanted to say Thankyou so they started celebrating THANKSGIVING DAY every year. This year it was on Thursday, the 23rd of November.
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- 27. Christopher Columbus was born in 1451 in Genoa.
- 28. He became a sailor when he was only 13 !!!
- 29. He wanted to find a shortcut from Spain to Asia, a land of gold and spices. Hethought if he sailed west from Spain, he would get to INDIA
- 30. BUT EVERYONE THOUGHT THE WORLD WAS FLAT!!!!
- 31. THE SILK ROUTE
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- 35. Christopher Columbus and his crew set sail for Asia.The trip across the Atlantic Ocean took 35 days Columbus and his crew were running out of food!
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- 40. WHY DID HE CALL THE NATIVES “INDIANS”
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- 51. The vikings in Europe. But this is another story!!
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