Problem
1. How does Howard Zinn describe relations between Europeans - the Spanish and British - and indigenous Americans in the "New World"? How do Zinn's version, and the version presented in The Canary Effect, differ from other versions of this history that you're familiar with (i.e., the "master narrative")?
2. What approach to history does Howard Zinn adopt in his article, "Columbus, the Indians, and Human Progress?"
3. How does Zinn's perspective differ from that of mainstream scholars such as Samuel Eliot Morison and Henry Kissinger?