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Coronado is a conquistador. He heard that some one found The seven cities of gold. Coronado sets out to find the cities but instead he found native Americans. Soon he claim a new land for Spain and called it Santa Fe which is located in New Mexico.
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What three states did Francisco vazquez de coronodo explore in the southwest?
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it made people go to america. like coronodo
How many years did Coronodo explore?
well i dont know cause the people who answer the stuff here dont put it and this is what i go off of so people should try and put a better answer because im only 15 and i need to do my homework and you people are just slowing me down
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