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Christopher Columbus Exploration Study Assignment

Explore Columbus' journey through a flow map, double bubble map, and research to discover varying viewpoints. Answer thought-provoking questions about his legacy and the celebration of Columbus Day.

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Christopher Columbus Exploration Study Assignment

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  1. #1Christopher Columbus Assignment Chapter 1 Section 2

  2. Part I: Flow Map • Read pages 14 and 15 on Christopher Columbus. • Create a flow map that details important events during Christopher Columbus’ exploration of the Americas in chronological order. • Requirements: • 6 boxes w/ a color drawing in each box. • A title for each color drawing. • A result for each event.

  3. Part II: Columbus Research • Research a different perspective on Columbus’s exploration – one that differs from that of your textbook. • Use your phone in class or computer at home.

  4. Part III: Double Bubble Map • Create a double bubble map that compares and contrasts the information about Columbus from your textbook and the information that you researched. • Your double bubble map should include how the two sources are different, as well as how they are similar. • Each section of your double bubble map must have a minimum of 3 facts.

  5. INTERNET RESEARCH TEXTBOOK

  6. Part IV: Short Answers Q’sAnswer in complete sentences. • What new things did you learn about Columbus? Has it changed your opinion on him? Why or why not? • Do you think our country should celebrate Columbus Day (October 8)? Support your answer. • Why do you think our textbook does not tell the entire story of Christopher Columbus?

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