41. Hernando DeSoto Personal Reaction I think hernando desoto was a very greedy I think hernando had verybad morals and of Knowledge Encyclopedia of world Biographies new Book of http://www.asij.ac.jp/elementary/gr5web/c5r/explorer_reports/danielo.htm

Hernando DeSoto By: Daniel O'Connor Biographical Facts Hernando Desoto was born around 1500 in Barcarrota, Spain. On his second expedition in Peru, he found gold and was rich when he came back to Spain. In his life he met Pedro Arias, the governor of Panama. He also met his daughter and later on married her. He went on his last expedition in 1542. He died looking for gold on the Mississippi River. Major Achievements Hernando's first adventure took place when he was younger. He went on a treasure hunting expedition. Even though he didn't find gold or riches, the idea exited him. Later he joined Francisco Pizzaro on an expedition to conquer Peru. There he unexpectedly struck gold, became rich and went home to Spain. Years later he set off on his final journey to find more gold. He took many men and horses across the Atlantic Ocean and around the Gulf of Mexico. The party was the first European expedition to cross the Appalachian Mountains. They also discovered the Mississippi river. Country The main reason why Hernando went on expeditions was because he was very greedy.

42. SearchBug Directory: Kids_and_Teens: People_and_Society: Biography: Explorers Da Gama, Vasco (5), de Soto, hernando (2) Drake There European exploration of theNew world http//library Drake, Columbus, Cortez, and desoto - http//tqjunior http://www.searchbug.com/directory.aspx/Kids_and_Teens/People_and_Society/Biogra

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43. Hernando De Soto Expedition -- Brown Quarterly -- V. 2, No. 1 -- Fall 1997 day except Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and new Year s day about the expedition andthe world view of Image 1 hernando desoto brought with him 600 conquistadors http://brownvboard.org/brwnqurt/02-1/02-1b.htm

Coronado National Memorial San Antonio Missions Volume 2, No. 1 (Fall 1997) Hispanic American Heritage Issue Hernando De Soto Expedition Brian Loadholtz and Susan Sernaker Click an image to read its caption. Spain's New World dominion already extended across the West Indies and Central and South America, yet her foot hold was tenuous. Having few industries or resources at home to rely on, she was dependent on colonial commodities, both natural and human, to maintain her grasp in the Caribbean. The conquests of the Aztecs of Mexico (1519-21) and the Incas of Peru (1531-35) had opened fabulous veins of wealth. These conquests also alerted other European nations to the untapped profits across the Atlantic Ocean. To secure her position unquestionably, Spain sought to control all lands surrounding the Caribbean Basin. La Florida was important strategically was also a possible source of undiscovered gold and riches. Hernando de Soto was about 14 years old when he first sailed from Spain, probably in 1514, bound for a conquistador's life in the New World. Over the next 15 years, he participated in military actions against Indians and Spanish land poachers in modern-day Panama and Nicaragua, using his rewards to fund profitable private ventures. His valor during the conquest of the Incas of Peru earned him greater wealth, which he used to finance his expedition to La Florida. Hernando de Soto's agreement with Charles V of Spain was simple. He was to explore, exploit and colonize La Florida while bearing all costs. This would be the first major exploration of the interior of North America. In return, he would become Governor of Cuba and the new colony. De Soto and the Crown would divide the spoils. De Soto and his 622 soldiers arrived in Havana in June 1538. He filled the expedition's ranks with slave carriers, camp followers (including several women), artisans, priests, an engineer, 200 horses, a herd of pigs, and fierce fighting dogs for punishing Indians. Landing near Tampa Bay on May 30, 1539, he left a temporary colony of 100 men captained by Pedro Calderon and led his army inland.

44. Early Modern History - Explorations And The "New World" the English exploration of the new world by the Service, with further sources regardingthe Wider world. About the Spanish exploration of hernando de Soto in http://www-geschichte.fb15.uni-dortmund.de/fnz/explor.html

Virtual Library History : Early Modern History Discovery, Explorations, and the "New World" Early Modern History is maintained by Stephanie Marra (Department of History, University of Dortmund) as part of VL-History. Please contact the editor if you know of relevant on-line information not included here. back to homepage Sources General indexes Biographies ... Institutions Sources The Early Modern World A compilation of primary sources as part of the "Internet Modern History Source Book" by Fordham University Colonial North America Some sources with the topic "Early Conquest" compiled by Fordham University Colonial Latin America Another collection of primary sources by "Internet Modern History Source Book" Voyages and European Expansions Collection of the Lilly Library at University of Indiana. The site offers only some pictures and short texts about the collection Exploring the West from Monticello "A perspective in maps from Columbus to Lewis and Clark" was an online exhibition at Alderman Library of the University of Virginia in 1995 Christopherus Columbus: Epistola de insulis nuper inventis Letter of Christopher Columbus with a statement of account and a description of the "New World" of originally April, 1494. The presented source is a printing of 1494 and digitalisized by the Library of Mannheim University (DE) as part of the special collection

45. Specificexplorers hernando desoto, Spanish Explorer. desoto National Memorial. hernando De Soto. THE(De)SOTO EXPEDITION. FLORIDA OF THE CONQUISTADOR. hernando desoto The new world. http://www.fidnet.com/~weid/specificexplorers.html

Specific Explorers Vasco Nunez de Balboa James Cavendish Hernando ... de Mendoza Vasco Balboa: Balboa Discover's Web: Balboa Balboa Balboa ... Nunez de Balboa is the First European to see the Pacific Ocean from the Americas: 1513 John Cabot: John Cabot John Cabot or John Cabot John Cabot, Explorer About John Cabot The Matthew Legacy - The Story of John Cabot ... European Explorers: John Cabot : Site of links. John and Sebastian Cabot Sebastian Cabot: Sebastian Cabot, Explorer About Sebastian Cabot Sebastian Cabot Sebastian Cabot Links Pedro Alvares Cabral: Cabral Pedro Cabral About Cabral Cabral ... Cabral Links Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo: Discoverers Web: Cabrillo Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo : Exceptional information. Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo : From the National Parks Service. Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo : A student site. Cabrilho's Discovery of California Coastal Navigation and Exploration of the Monterey Bay Area Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo Juan de Cartegena: Jacques Cartier: Cartier, 1534-1536 The Mariners' Museum - Voyages of Jacques Cartier Jacques Cartier CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Jacques Cartier ... European Explorers: Jacques Cartier : Site of links. Jacques Cartier Jacques Cartier Discover's Web: Jacques Cartier Cartier, Jacques

46. Explorers hernando desoto The new world Historical background; important facts andinformation about the desoto Expedition. Sir Francis Drake. http://www.saintmarksschool.org/public/library/webliographies/pages/explorer.htm

Explorers and Exploration Saint Mark's School-5th Grade Discoverer's Web Great Explorers of the World and Their Expeditions American Explorers Page: An alphabetical listing of famous American Explorers, photographs, biographies available for some explorers - listed in alphabetical order Discoverers and Explorers: Important facts and information about Lewis and Clark, the Astorians, Pike and Long, Mountain Men, Fur Trading Companies, and Fremont Early Explorers: Photographs, important facts and information about Christopher Columbus, John Cabot, Giovanni da Verrazano, Henry Hudson, Cornelius Mey Early Explorers; Important information and facts about Leif Ericsson, Marco Polo, Sir francis Drake, Columbus. Amerigo Vespucci. James Cook, Francisco Vazquez de Coronado, Hernando Cortes Explorer: A website written by fifth grade students about world famous explorers; organized by time periods; explorers listed in alphabetical order Explorers : Biographic material and information on the voyages of famous explorers - explorers listed in alphabetical order Explorers of Mexico and the West: A website written by students for students with important facts and information about Coronado and Cortes Explorers of Northeastern America: A website written by students for students with important facts and information about Cabot, Cartier, Hudson, Leif Erikson, Verrazano

47. Hernando Desoto hernando desoto. Spain also lost a great conquistador in hernando De Soto. He wasnot the first to lose his life in an attempt to colonize the new world and he http://www.ralphcaddell.com/desoto.html

Hernando Desoto Hernando De Soto is one of the most well known Spanish explorers of the Americas. He is known for discovering the Mississippi River and traveling throughout the southeast. His expedition had many and far reaching consequences. Being one of the earlier explorers into this region he did not have massive amounts of information available. This would make travel difficult along with hostile natives De Soto had the odds stacked against him from the beginning. This did not matter because he was a conquistador and adelantado. He knew no fear simply conquest. Early Life It is also uncertain when he came to the New World. Most evidence shows him sailing with Pedrarias Davila the newly named governor of Panama along with Francisco Coronado in 1514. He advanced quickly through the ranks. He was assigned the rank of Captain by 1520. He had participated in many military actions in Panama and Nicaragua alongside Ponce de Leon and Francisco Pizarro. In 1531, he left Panama a rich man gaining wealth from slave trading and gold taken from Indians. He put his wealth to use, building ships and maintaining cavalry and infantry. This was not enough for de Soto. After the conquest of Peru de Soto went back to Spain a wealthy man. He hired many servants and acquired the things that a man of his new station should have. He married Isabela de Bobadilla the daughter of Davila, the man he first set sail with to the New World. It was then that he began to petition the crown for permission to exploit and govern lands in the New World.

48. DeSoto State Park - The Welsh Caves have landed in Baldwin County, Al, long before hernando desoto. Dekalb County werevisited by explorers 300 years three trips instead of one to the new world. http://www.desotostatepark.com/lol-welsh caves.htm

The Welsh Caves There are five caves located side by side with three of them interlocking by openings connecting each chamber. They are protected by the cliff in which they are carved and by the only trail to them. The trail that only one person can traverse at a time is 90 feet long and is so narrow that only one person can pass at a time. The trail averages in width two to five feet, and in some places is precarious and slippery. Historians say that Indians could not have built the caves due to the fact that none of the tribes of this area were familiar with the art of excavation. The legend and folklore of Prince Madoc (Mad dog) has it that the Welsh explorer may have landed in Baldwin County, Al, long before Hernando DeSoto. Is it possible that Alabama and Dekalb County were visited by explorers 300 years before Columbus discovered America? Many Historians believe so. One stated, "Madoc did indeed sail from Wales and did land on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay. They maintain that he made three trips instead of one to the New World. None of the Indians who lived in the vicinity of these forts had ever worked in stone. Scientists who determine the approximate date of past events claim that timber found within the caves had been cut by axes centuries before the Spanish came to the New World. Historically, one author wrote that the caves were part of a dreadful war, and those who constructed them, to have acted defensively. The caves are situated so that, in ancient times, 20 men could have held off an army of thousands.

49. Explorer Notes hernando de Soto 1539 he led soldiers to Florida and moved on France in the new world. nothinghe did chart the coastline for future exploration Jacques Cartier http://www.hartfordjt1.k12.wi.us/cen_indx/bkieckheferC/notesexplor.htm

European Exploration of the New World Leif Ericson found North America other countries never heard about it Growth of Trade soldiers brought back Asian silks, spices and cotton for those goods Middle Easterners (_) had a monopoly on the supply they controlled all of the supply Ottoman Turks (a militant Muslim group) fought a war and they threatened to cut off the supply Europeans decided to find a way to themselves, not trade strong leaders they decided to use their power to find new ways to a homeland) to help supply them with materials and information of how to get to Asia Portugal’s Prince Henry the started a school to train sailors how to navigate the school taught and reading, use of

50. Hernando De Soto --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia , exploration and settlement One of the most famous gold seekers in history was HernandoDe Soto When he was 19 he sailed to the new world with Pedrarias Dávila http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=295828&query=facon de venise&ct=ebi

51. European Explorers Page Explorers of the new world. Explorers came to the new world in search of spices,gold, new land, and a new way of life. hernando desoto. Franciso Pizarro. http://www.nksd.net/schools/fces/oliver/explorers.html

Welcome to Mrs. Oliver's Page Explorers of the New World Explorers came to the New World in search of spices, gold, new land, and a new way of life. Click on the sites below to research the explorer you have been assigned. The Explorers CGS Explorer's Page Explorer's Resources Explorer Work ... Research Sites European Explorers Vasco de Balboa Juan Ponce de Leon Ferdinand Magellan John Cabot ... Home Page Native Americans Colonial Times American Revolution Western Movement Homework help sites

52. Exploration And Empire @ SchoolAtlas hernando Cortez hernando Cortez; Alonso de Ojeda, the explorer -Abiography of Alonso de Ojeda, Spanish explorer of the new world; http://www.schoolatlas.com/search2/History/European_History/Exploration_and_Empi

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53. Kids And Teens, People And Society, Biography: Explorers and Expeditions of Marquette, Drake, Columbus, Cortez, and desoto Middle school WhoGoes There European exploration of the new world - Recounts the http://www.combose.com/Kids_and_Teens/People_and_Society/Biography/Explorers/

Top Kids and Teens People and Society Biography ... Alonso de Ojeda - Give a brief history and pictures of this Spanish Conquistador and explorer of the Americas. Australian Explorers - Provides detailed accounts of men who explored and mapped the continent of Australia. Designed especially for elementary school students. Captain George Vancouver - Biography of English captain George Vancouver and his exploration of the Pacific Northwest of Canada and the United States. Conquistadors - Share the adventures of Hernan Cortes, Francisco Pizarro, Fracisco de Orellana and Cabeza de Vaca as series host Michael Wood retraces their journeys in modern-day South America and the southern United States. Discoverers Web: Alphabetical List - Links to information on the lives of dozens of explorers. Discovery School's Exploration Station - Collection of articles based on World Book Encyclopedia, tell about the most famous Europeans who set sail for new lands during the 15th and 16th centuries. Epic Voyages - Offers a look at historic voyages and the lives of key explorers who helped uncover the world. Requires Flash. Explorer Poems - A fifth grade class shares the poems they wrote about the lives of famous explorers.

54. Conquest Of America: History For Teens - Hernando DeSoto hernando de Soto invaded Panama in his teens All were famous new world ExplorersPonce de León discovered and Balboa made their discoveries when desoto was 13 http://e-student.net/inset32.html

Native American Conquest American History For Teens TEEN HISTORY SITE GUIDE The Indians World Maps from the 1500's Teachers Didn't Know... Real Native Portraits Images for Reports 100 LINKS Cabeza de Vaca - HERNANDO de SOTO - Illinois Indiana Florida Georgia Carolina Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Texas Mississippi EPILOGUE Native Americans were invaded by Conquistadors five centuries ago. Not long after Columbus discovered the New World, Spain settled Indian villages along our coasts. Hernando de Soto invaded Panama in his teens. He was "inspired" by three Conquistadors: Ponce de León, Balboa and Magellan. All were famous New World Explorers: Ponce de León discovered North America, Balboa discovered the Pacific Ocean, and Magellan sailed across it to China, the greatest market in the World. Ponce de León, who had sailed with Columbus, and Balboa made their discoveries when DeSoto was 13 years old. Later, on "Missions" with Balboa in Panama, DeSoto learned that vicious dogs, fast horses, and extortion worked wonders on Natives. He was called the "Child of the Sun" by the Natives for attacking villages at dawn, capturing women and children, then holding them for ransom for their release. Land and Indians became objects of ownership. Magellan then sailed to China but lost his life on the long voyage when he took the long way - around South America. DeSoto got very rich by Conquering the Incas of Peru.

55. Study Guide - Exploration And Early Settlements Christopher Columbus. Juan Ponce de Leon. hernando Cortés. Giovanni da Verrazano. Identifywhere in the new world the early explorers traveled. http://home.att.net/~betsynewmark/studyexpl.html

Study Guide - Exploration and Early Settlements You should be able to identify the following explorers by knowing what country they sailed for and where they explored. You don't need to know the exact date they sailed, but you should know who were the earlier explorers and who came later. Vasco Nùnez de Balboa Hernando De Soto John Cabot Henry Hudson Jacques Cartier Ferdinand Magellan Francisco Vásquez de Coronado Francisco Pizarro Christopher Columbus Juan Ponce de Leon Hernando Cortés Giovanni da Verrazano Amerigo Vespucci You should be able to identify the following people, places and things The Northwest Passage Jamestown Queen Elizabeth Virginia Company Sir Humphrey Gilbert and The Gilbert Patent John Smith Sir Walter Raleigh John Rolfe Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe Plymouth Settlement John White House of Burgesses* Sir Richard Grenville Reformation* Wanchese and Manteo Martin Luther* Ralph Lane Anglican Church* Sir Francis Drake Calvinism* Thomas Harriot William Bradford* The Spanish Armada Mayflower Compact* * Not in books and will be explained during class discussions You should be able to answer questions on any of the following topics: Jared Diamond's theory of why wealth and power is distributed unequally throughout the world.

56. EspanOle! Historia Y Herencia The Spanish Conquest of the new world. History of Spanish Colonialism in Florida;hernando de Soto The desoto Chronicles are an excellent historical resource; The http://members.yourlink.net/kappa/espanole/hist.html

La Historia y La Herencia NEW WORLD HISTORY Pre-Columbian: Caribbean Mainland Spanish Conquest and beyond Meet The Pre-Columbian Indians of the Caribbean The Caribs , navigators, warriors, cannibals. The Taino of the Dominican Republic Indians of the US Virgin Islands The Siboney, and Lucayans first settlers of Bermuda Meet The Pre-Columbian Indians of the Mainland - a language, a culture, a people What day is today on the Aztec calendar? The Aztec Calendar: explained, defined and studied A simple, photo-filled Aztec history with many interesting links A magnificent page linking everything about the Aztecs, Maya and Incas Odyssey Photos lists all the important ruins in Mexico Before the Inca, there were the Chachapoyas A Spanish site about the Mummies of the Chachapoya History of Journey to Chichen Itza and learn the mysteries of the Maya Pictoral tour of the ruins in 3 countries Halfmoon provides Learn all about the sacred Popol Vuh Join a modern-day Maya Quest online UCAR explores Mayan Mythology Mesoweb takes you to all the Mesoamerican cultures Palenque , a Maya archeological dig in progress Also visit Virtual Palenque See incredible images at the Pre-Columbian Art Institute The Andes presents photos, songs, and stories in Spanish and Quechua

57. The New World Explored VHS N/A was the existence of a new world across the to the travels of the following explorersJohn Verrazano, Jacques Cartier, hernando desoto, Cabeza deVaca http://www.buyindies.com/listings/1/0/1016556540359.html

Browse: Categories Titles by Country Print page Email a friend The New World Explored (1998) [Click to enlarge] Award Winner Be the first person to review this film Directed by: N A MPAA Rating: Not Rated Length: 26 minutes Country: USA Description: Prime time news in Europe during the year 1520 was the existence of a New World across the Atlantic Ocean. The Spanish, Portuguese and English had laid claim to some of this territory and France was now eager to claim her share. This expansion of empires would be motivated by wealth, politics and religion. Students will be introduced to the travels of the following explorers: John Verrazano, Jacques Cartier, Hernando deSoto, Cabeza deVaca, Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, Sir Francis Drake, Henry Hudson and Samuel de Champlain. Awards: BRONZE METAL AWARD - The Flagstaff International Film Festival -1998 Customer Reviews Be the first person to write an online review and share your thoughts with other viewers! SID: 1005833660484 Educators VHS Consumers If you're a regular consumer, you may order at the educators price or request a consumer price for this title Related Categories: Link to this Page http://www.buyindies.com/listing/

58. DeSoto Caverns But not until the arrival of hernando desoto and his 2) to establish the first Spanishcolony in the new world. the first half of the 1900s, desoto Caverns had http://www.loc.gov/bicentennial/propage/AL/al-3_h_riley5.html

DeSoto Caverns DeSoto Caverns are nestled between the lakes and Appalachian foothills of north Central Alabama. These caverns hold one of the most concentrated accumulations of onyx-marble stalagmites and stalactities found in the United States. DeSoto Caverns have a long and interesting history. By the late 17th century, when the Europeans began to penetrate what is now the Southeast United States, the dominant Indian population was the Creek tribe, so named by the Europeans because they built their villages along the large number of waterways in the area. By tribal tradition, the Creeks place the birthplace of the Creek Indian Nation at the cave near the Coosa River now known as DeSoto Caverns. In December of 1796, Benjamin Hawkins, a United States Agent among the Creeks appointed by George Washington, told of the magnificent beauty of the DeSoto Caverns in his report to Washington, making it the first officially reported cave in the United States. During the era of Prohibition, DeSoto Caverns were pressed into service as one of the area's speakeasies, where moonshine and gambling were available to those not too fastidious about adherence to the law. Because of the shootings and fights that erupted on a continuing basis, the caverns became known in the 1920s as "The Bloody Bucket," and Federal agents closed them down. Even when Prohibition was repealed, "The Bloody Bucket" was not reopened.

59. Milford Middle School Aztec Empire Hernán Cortés world Book Features hernando desoto The SoutheasternTrek Of hernando desoto Cartier Jacques Cartier The new Continent - 16th http://www.qcsd.org/qcsdms/cwp/view.asp?A=3&Q=260907

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