History, 05.02.2021 01:00 ArelysMarie

Which best compares the experiences of Columbus and Percy, based on the excerpts?
When Percy first met the natives he and his crew were attacked, but his
interactions would change from being feared and then eventually welcomed in
friendship. While Columbus only had positive interactions, being welcomed by
the Taino people.
When Percy first met the natives he and his party were attacked, several
members being wounded, and Columbus had the same experience, except two
of his crew were killed.
When Columbus first met that Taino people he was greeted with open arms,
much like Percy was greeted when he first met the natives.
Columbus was first met the Taino people he was met with violence and
condemnation by them. This was done out of fear of the Spaniards. While
Percy's interactions were mostly positive at first, but he and his crew were
eventually killed in their final interaction with the natives.

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