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What countries did Hernando Cortes explore for?
Hernando Cortes explored and conquered Mexico on behalf of Spain. He is most known for the conquest of the Aztec Empire in the early 16th century. The capital city of the Aztecs, Tenochtitlan, is now modern-day Mexico City.
What kinds of places did Hernando cortez explore?
Hernando cortez explored Spain and Mexico and overthrew the entire Aztec empire to claim Mexico as Spain hope i helped you :) :}
Who else explored Spain with Ferdinand Magellan?
Christopher Columbus also explored Spain with Magellan
Why Spain explored the new world?
Spain explored the New world to search and find gold. It was also explored for the sake of claiming more land.
What explore explored the southwest US?
Spain.
Who explored Spain and why?
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Why was Spain explored?
Because it can be.
Was Mexico explored by Portugal and France?
No. Mexico was explored and settled by Spain.
Does Spain have an empire?
Spain was so an empire.
Magellan explored for which country?
Spain
What country did Balboa explored for?
Spain
What parts of Spain were explored?
all
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