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Q: What did Tristan de Luna found in travel to Florida?
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What did Tristan De Luna y Arellano do for Florida?

i think nothing?. but not completely sure


Who is Don Tristán de Luna?

Don Tristan de Luna was a spanish conquistador in the 16th century. When came back to the New Spain he was sent to conquer Florida. He established a colony called Pensacala.


What country did Tristan de Luna represent?

Mexico


What was Tristan De Luna looking for?

he was looking for asia


What month was Tristan de Luna born?

Tristán de Luna y Arellano was born in 1519.


Where did Tristan DE Luna come from?

The island is thought to have been formed by a long living upwelling mantle called the 'Tristan Hotspot'


Who is Guido de las Bazares?

He was sent by the viceroy of New Spain Don Luis de Velasco in September 1558 to explore suitable harbors and settlements for the occupation of Don Tristan de Luna's expedition to La Florida in June 1559.


Who founded Pensacola?

There was a small settlement in 1559 that was founded by Tristan de Luna, a Spanish explorer. A base was founded by the Spanish in Pensacola in 1698.


Where did Luna and her father travel in search of the crumple-horned snorkack?

Sweden.


What is the origin of the surname Luna?

The proud and noble Spanish surname Luna is first found in the records at Aragon.


Who was the first European explorer to reach Florida?

Juan Ponce de Leon is credited with first discovering Florida but never settled or lived there. The first settlement was established in 1559 by Tristan de Luna y Arellano in what is now Pensacola.


How did Tristan de Luna die?

As with a lot of records concerning the conquistadors, details are very sketchy. I did find one author that gave the date of de Luna's death as September 16th 1573, but others give only the year of his death, and that is 1571.