Our European Ancestors; An Introduction to United States History
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To know that a great continent blocked the way would have been only an annoyance to her. Columbus fell into loneliness and suffering. The queen died, and he was friendless. The children pointed their fingers at him in the street, the "admiral of the lands of deceit and disappointment," as they called him. He died neglected and forgotten.
Columbus was a great man, not because he was the first to sail across an unknown sea, but because he knew the truth and believed it so firmly that he was ready... to risk his life for its sake.
172 OUR EUROPEAN ANCESTORS STUDY SUGGESTIONS 1. What could Columbus learn as a boy at the wharfs of Genoa?
2. Is there any reason for believing that Columbus was a good scholar?
3. Should you have believed in Columbus's plan?
4. Can you find answers to the questions of the Spanish councilor?
5. What have you read about the Moors before this?
6. What the two priests said to Queen Isabella.
7. Has Columbus's plan of rescuing Jerusalem from the Turks ever been carried out?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To know that a great continent blocked the way would have been only an annoyance to her. Columbus fell into loneliness and suffering. The queen died, and he was friendless. The children pointed their fingers at him in the street, the "admiral of the lands of deceit and disappointment," as they called him. He died neglected and forgotten.
Columbus was a great man, not because he was the first to sail across an unknown sea, but because he knew the truth and believed it so firmly that he was ready... to risk his life for its sake.
172 OUR EUROPEAN ANCESTORS STUDY SUGGESTIONS 1. What could Columbus learn as a boy at the wharfs of Genoa?
2. Is there any reason for believing that Columbus was a good scholar?
3. Should you have believed in Columbus's plan?
4. Can you find answers to the questions of the Spanish councilor?
5. What have you read about the Moors before this?
6. What the two priests said to Queen Isabella.
7. Has Columbus's plan of rescuing Jerusalem from the Turks ever been carried out?
What to read after Our European Ancestors; An Introduction to United States History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tappan Eva March to read onlineMoreLess
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