Which is the main innovative aspect in zinns perspective

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Question: Which is the main innovative aspect in Zinn's perspective on "Columbus and the Indians" as reflected in his People's History of the United States (1980)?

Answer the question based on the reading i provided. have proper in-text citations and the page numbers.

The reading:

Howard Zinn. 1980. " Columbus, the Indians, and Human Progress" in A People's History of the United States. Logman. Pages 1-22.

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