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Q: What led Hernando de Soto and Francisco Vasquez de Coronado to explore what is now the southeastern and south western united States?
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What was Francisco Vasquez De Cornado country represented?

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What was the route for Francisco Vasquez de Coronado?

Setting out on February 23rd, 1540 from Compostela with an estimated complement of 1,700 to 2,400 people, he headed north, keeping to the east of the Sea of Cortez. They reached San Miguel de Culiacan around March 28th and headed inland on April 22nd. The northward trail comes into dispute regarding whether the party was east or west of the Arizona-New Mexico line. Finding the headwaters of the Little Colorado River, his group found the Zuni River, and follwed that until they came across the Zuni People, who were conquered in a skirmish for Cibola. A scouting party moved northwest, finding the Hopi People and their village of Tusayan. From them, he learned that the Colorado river lay to the west, so another scouting party was sent west. That group found the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon. Foraying eastward, the Rio Grande and the area around present-day Albuquerque was discovered, and word of a wealthy civilzation farther east, Quivira, came out. Spring of 1541 brought an expedition to find it. Crossing the Texas Panhandle, immense herds of American bison were encountered. This is the area where he met the Querechos and the Teyas People. Moving northward again for more than thirty days, he came across the Arkansas River, near present-day Dodge City, Kansas. Following the river to the northeast for three days led him to the Quivira People. Finding much disappointment in their standard of living rather than wealth, he had his Indian guide, "the Turk" garroted, and left Quivira for New Mexico.


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Who was the Spanish conquistador that explored most of the Southeastern US in search of gold?

Francisco Vasquez de Coronado .


Who were Francisco Vasquez Coronado's children?

Francisco Vásquez de Coronado and his wife, Doña Beatriz de Estrada, had two known children: Dona Isabel de Coronado and Don Hernando Vásquez de Coronado. Don Hernando later served as mayor of a town in New Spain.


Who explored southeastern North America in search of the Seven Cities of Cibola?

Francisco Vasquez de Coronado


What was the full name of Francisco Vasquez Coronado?

Easy! Francisco Vasquez De Coronado!


How many kids did Francisco Vasquez de Coronado?

Francisco Vasquez de Coronado had 2 kids. Their names were Isabela Vasquez De Coronado & Marina Vasquez De Coronado


Who was Isabela Vasquez De Coronado and Marina Vasquez De Coronado?

They were Francisco Vasquez De Coronado's children.


Is francisco vasquez de coronado th same as Francisco Coronado?

yes. vasquez is his middle name.


What country did Francisco Vasquez De Coronado sailed to?

Francisco Vasquez De Coronado sailed to Mexico.


What risks did Francisco Vasquez De Coronado take?

What risks did Francisco Vasquez De Coronado take?


What is coronado's full name?

his full name is Francisco Vasquez de Coronado


Did francisco vasquez de coronado had friends?

To Answer You Alls Question, Yes Francisco Vasquez de Coronado Did Have Friends.


Who explored up into present-day Kansas and discovered the Grand Canyon?

Francisco Vasquez de Coronado