let us begin, therefore, by defining two word "Discovery" in this context of history. A discovery is made when an individual or a nation find something or someone or some people or some places of special importance, not previously known to them. When any previously Unknown People is first found by another people, that people may be said to have been discovered. People as well as places can be discovered. The fact that people live in places unknown to another people does not mean that they, and the places where they live cannot be discovered. No people from any other part of the world of ever discovered Europe but Europeans discovered all other parts of the world. In all of history, only Europeans in the Polynesians of the South Pacific have been true discoverers, sailing for the explicit purpose of finding new lands, trading with their people, in colonizing them. In of all discoverers, Christopher Columbus was the greatest, because he accomplished the most against the highest odds. Before Columbus time all European voyages had followed coastlands, or across the Open Seas to lands previously known or at least sighted by storm-driven ships. Only Columbus set off directly across the broad, unknown sea with no specific knowledge of how far it extended or what lay on the other side. 1. IN YOUR WORDS. WHAT IS WARREN CARROLL TALKING ABOUT? PLEASE REREAD WHAT HE SAYS IF YOU ARE UNSURE! 2. DO U AGREE WITH CARROLL'S CLAIM? WHY OR WHY NOT?​