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Who was the first white man to see the Grand Canyon?
The first European was the Spaniard Captain Garcpa Lopez de Cardemas who was a member of the 1540 Coronado search for the Seven Cities of Cibola. Coronada never saw the Grand Canyon and de Cardenas never reached the floor of the Canyon.
Who 1st saw the Grand Canyon?
The cave men living near to the Grand Canyon, millenniums ago.
When the first settlers saw the grand canyon they said?
low and behold
Which explorer discovered the Grand Canyon?
Coronado himself never saw The Canyon, but one of his captains, Garcia Lopez de Cardenaz, was led there by a group of Hopis.
Why did they make the grand canyon a big thing?
Not certain who is the "they" you are asking about, but no human had any choice on making the Grand Canyon a big thing. It was already big when the first humans saw it about 12,000 years ago.
Did Francisco Coroando find the Grand Canyon?
No, but he is often given the credit because it was his expedition. He never saw the Grand Canyon. That honor belongs to one of his subordinates, Captain Garcia Lopez de Cardenas.
The spanish explorer who explored the American southewest and saw the grand canyon?
Garcia Lopez de Cardenas.
What did Coronado do in Arizona?
Looked for gold, killed Native Americans, enslaved some, and saw the Grand Canyon.
What is the answer to the Jumble puzzle August 9 2013?
When the first settlers saw the Grand Canyon, they said... answer: "LOW" AND BEHOLD (piano, elude, ballad, anyhow)
How does the Grand Canyon make people feel?
Almost fifty years ago, I was eight years old when I first saw the Grand Canyon -- and I can still recall the sense of awe and wonder I got at the view. In the five times I've returned, I've never failed to have those same feeling.
What is the answer for That Scrambled Word Game by David L Hoyt on 8-9-13?
When the first settlers saw the Grand Canyon, they said... answer: "LOW" AND BEHOLD (piano, elude, ballad, anyhow)
When did Francisco Coranodo begin the journey to find the Grand Canyon?
In 1540 but he was looking for gold and not a natural marvel and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. It is unlikel that he ever saw it himself.
