I guess it's kind of obvious. The copycats get all the credit, but all they did was copy. The first people, immigrants, pioneers etc. Did all the hard work, but the copycats get everything. Also, note the mention of Coloumbus. He really wasn't the first to "discover" America. And of course, Amerigo Vespucci, after which America was named... not too sure why America was named after him, though.
actually, Amercia wasn't even named after Vespucci... when something is named after someone, we use the last name not the first; in fact America was named after Richard Ameryk, who funded the second trip to America
actually, Amercia wasn't even named after Vespucci... when something is named after someone, we use the last name not the first; in fact America was named after Richard Ameryk, who funded the second trip to America
I guess it's kind of obvious. The copycats get all the credit, but all they did was copy. The first people, immigrants, pioneers etc. Did all the hard work, but the copycats get everything. Also, note the mention of Coloumbus. He really wasn't the first to "discover" America. And of course, Amerigo Vespucci, after which America was named... not too sure why America was named after him, though.
actually, Amercia wasn't even named after Vespucci... when something is named after someone, we use the last name not the first; in fact America was named after Richard Ameryk, who funded the second trip to America
actually, Amercia wasn't even named after Vespucci... when something is named after someone, we use the last name not the first; in fact America was named after Richard Ameryk, who funded the second trip to America