What was a major theme discussed in the introduction regarding Columbus's legacy?

• The misconceptions and need for truth

• His accurate portrayal in history books

• The celebration of his achievements

• His financial success

What was one of Columbus's primary motivations for his voyages?

• To become a famous artist

• To establish a new religion

• To find a trade route to Asia

• To conquer European territories

How did Columbus's first voyage end?

• With the establishment of a new colony

• With the sinking of the Santa Maria

• With the discovery of a new continent

• With a successful trade agreement

What was a significant outcome of Columbus's second voyage?

• The finding of vast gold reserves

• The peaceful coexistence with natives

• The establishment of a permanent colony

• The discovery of a new trade route

What led to Columbus's arrest and return to Spain in chains?

• The deteriorating conditions in the colonies

• His failure to find a trade route

• His successful governance of the colonies

• His peaceful relations with the natives

What was the Colombian Exchange?

• A trade agreement between Spain and Portugal

• The transfer of goods and ideas between the Old and New Worlds

• A financial transaction between Columbus and the Spanish royalty

• A peace treaty with the native tribes

What was the impact of Columbus's expeditions on European expansion?

• It spurred a land grab in the 1400s and 1500s

• It led to the decline of European empires

• It halted European expansion

• It resulted in the unification of European nations

How did Columbus's life end?

• In wealth and fame

• In obscurity and poverty

• As a celebrated hero

• As a ruler of a new empire

What is the main argument against celebrating Columbus Day?

• It celebrates a historical figure with a controversial legacy

• It does not involve any public events

• It is not recognized internationally

• It is not a legal holiday

What lesson does the video suggest we learn from Columbus's story?

• To repeat historical mistakes

• To ignore past events

• To celebrate all historical figures equally

• To learn from history and avoid repeating mistakes