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The True Story of 1492: What Did Columbus Actually See? | History for Sleep

The True Story of 1492: What Did Columbus Actually See? | History for Sleep October 12, 1492. Columbus looks at an island with white sand and green trees. He thinks he's looking at Asia. He's wrong, but that mistake changes everything. The Taino people on that beach had been there for thousands of years: they had cities, trade routes, culture, history. Columbus thought this was a quick stop on the way to China, trade some beads for gold, be home by Christmas. Instead, he stumbled into a world he couldn't understand and a tragedy he couldn't imagine. This episode of Sleepy Secrets of History explores what actually happened that morning, why everything you learned in school was wrong, and what the Taino saw when they looked back at those ships. Subscribe to Sleepy Secrets Of History for your next soothing deep dive into the secret histories of holidays and legends. Also check out:    • The Mysterious Time Gap in Human Prehistor...      • Erased From History: How These Civilisatio...      • How Humans LOST Their Night Vision | HISTO...   TIMESTAMPS & TOPICS: 0:00 Introduction: The Morning Everything Changed 12:00 The Myth vs. Reality: What You Learned Was Wrong 25:00 Who Columbus Really Was: The Deal He Protected 37:00 The Taino World: What Was Already There 50:00 First Contact: What Both Sides Actually Saw 1:02:00 The Gold Obsession: Why Everything Went Wrong 1:15:00 The Consequences: Disease, Slavery, Collapse 1:27:00 What Survived: Taino Words, Food, and DNA Today 1:40:00 Hidden Legacy: How Culture Survives Erasure 1:52:00 Conclusion: The Story Still Unfolding DIVE DEEPER: 1491 by Charles C. Mann (2005) — What the Americas were really like before Columbus The Tainos: Rise and Decline of the People Who Greeted Columbus by Irving Rouse (1992) — Who they really were An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz (2014) — The other side of the story Context: Please remember that our primary goal is to help you unwind. While rooted in historical research, our content is artistic storytelling, not academic study. Thank you for letting us tell you a story tonight. #HistoryForSleep #AncientHumans #RelaxingHistory #HumanEvolution #SleepDocumentary