Mythtory: n. The branch of knowledge dealing with past events that never actually happened.
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Showing posts with label Spain. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Fe Lady
Labels:
Antiquity,
Death,
England,
France,
Germany,
Middle Ages,
More Recent Than You Think,
Renascence,
Revolution,
Rome,
Spain,
Those Days of Yore,
War,
Witch
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Columbus
Columbus is probably another one of those "American Continent history people that get a lot less attention in Europe. Since "Columbus Day" was just yesterday in the US, I figured we'd tackle some Columbus myths. I'll admit that Columbus is a bit of a sore subject for me, (I don't think you'll find many people with even a fraction of a percentage of Amerindian decent singing his praises), so I'm not going to go on about what he actually did once he got here, these are just going to myths about his first trip.
1) He proved the earth was round, when everyone in his time thought it was flat.
2) His ships were named the "Nina," the "Pinta," and the "Santa Maria."
3) His trip was the only big thing to happen in 1492.
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