Christopher Columbus's journey in 1492 is often considered successful in terms of its immediate goals: he sought a westward route to Asia and instead discovered the Americas, leading to widespread European exploration and colonization. However, it also brought significant negative consequences, including the colonization and exploitation of indigenous peoples. While Columbus did not find the riches he expected, his voyages opened up a new world to Europe, fundamentally altering global history. Thus, success can be viewed from multiple perspectives, both positive and negative.
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