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When is that, again???

And WHY???

History is Written by the Winner Photo by davespilbrowdavespilbrow

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World Expo Chicago, 1893 AMERICA Has Arrived!!!

Cool!!!

WOW!!! Even Cooler!!!

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The “Columbian Exposition”

come about??? So how did

Italian Immigrants Circa 1900

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Photo by NYCMarinesNYCMarines

You mean it was all about politics?

Uh... Yeah.

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John Gast, American Progress (1872)

Extinguished

A European Import?

Aztec Human Sacrifice Human sacrifice as shown in the Codex Magliabechiano

Anyone can be judged.

A PERMANENT trade relationship between Europe and the Americas

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bubonic plague chicken pox common cold influenza leprosy malaria measles smallpox typhoid typhus whooping cough yellow fever yaws Diseases Old World

bejel Chagas disease pinta Syphilis Diseases New World

“At Parade, No Apologies for Columbus” New York Times (13 Oct 2008) “How Columbus Day Fell Victim to Its Own Success” “How Columbus Day Fell Victim to Its Own Success” The Atlantic (8 Oct 2012)