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Do you think Columbus was just a product of his environment, meaning he was just doing what a typical European would do? And if so does that excuse him?
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Do you think Columbus was just a product of his environment, meaning he was just doing what a typical European would do? And if so does that excuse him?

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Answer: Columbus was a product of his environment, but that does not excuse all of what he did.

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