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Anthropology

jaxexpat

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5. Columbus did, however, invent he slave trade.

Reply to Lonestarblue (Reply #2)

Wed Dec 14, 2022, 05:44 AM

Dec 2022

It became quite popular until 1915 when the movie, "Birth of a Nation", rewrote the facts of history to make the "Daughters of the Confederacy" appear legitimate.

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A Milanese friar mentions North America in 1345 text, 150 years before Columbus [View all] Judi Lynn Dec 2022 OP

I also didn't know they could text back then. vanlassie Dec 2022 #1

Everybody texted back then. jaxexpat Dec 2022 #3

My education was definitely substandard! vanlassie Dec 2022 #7

LOL!!! mrsadm Dec 2022 #8

Columbus is a perfect example of how our history has been distorted. Lonestarblue Dec 2022 #2

Columbus did, however, invent he slave trade. jaxexpat Dec 2022 #5

Great idea for a national holiday on voting day nightwing1240 Dec 2022 #6

It was later but America got it's name from this man nightwing1240 Dec 2022 #4

On Vespucci's 1499 voyage over 200 Bahamian natives were captured and enslaved wishstar Dec 2022 #9

Not disputing that nightwing1240 Dec 2022 #10

It's pretty well known that the Vikings came here farely frequently Warpy Dec 2022 #11

Another source of information about Markland wnylib Dec 2022 #12