Why should Christopher Columbus' legacy be celebrated, and why not?

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Answer: I should be celebrated because he found america, if he had not we wouldn't be here today. also, he found what everyone thought was a whole new world, hince the name the New World. some people could argue that it shouldn't be celebrated because he indirectly caused the death of thousands or millions of Natives. & he also intruded into their home.

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Svetradugi [14.3K]3 years ago

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Without a doubt, he left a lasting legacy on the world but perhaps not all of his and decide for yourself if Columbus should still be a celebrated figure today.

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