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Why is cabeza de vaca famous?
Cabeza de Vaca traveled through the Gulf of Mexico and Texas. He was a slave for the Karankawa Indians. He explored parts of Texas after he shipwrecked on Galveston Bay. He was the first surgeon of the west. He saved a Native Americans life.
Where did Cabeza De Vaca live?
cabeza de vaca lived in seville, spain.
What land did cabeza de vaca claim?
Cabeza de Vaca claimed Texas.
Which parts of the US did the explorer Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca discover?
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.
Who was Cabeza de vaca's companion?
Cabeza de Vaca had many companions during his travels. In 1534, when he was traveling west across Texas and Mexico, two of his companions were Alfonso de Castillo and Andres Dorantes.
Who explored Texas New Mexico Arizona while lost for 9 years?
Cabeza de Vaca.
In what ways was cabeza de vaca's experience in Texas different or the same from Cortes's experience in Mexico?
what were some of the esperience cabeza de vaca when througth his explorations ?
During what years did cabeza de vaca explore Mexico?
1528
What explorer entered Texas from the Gulf of Mexico?
Cabeza de Vaca
What is the population of Cabeza la Vaca?
The population of Cabeza la Vaca is 1,620.
Why is cabeza de vaca famous?
Cabeza de Vaca traveled through the Gulf of Mexico and Texas. He was a slave for the Karankawa Indians. He explored parts of Texas after he shipwrecked on Galveston Bay. He was the first surgeon of the west. He saved a Native Americans life.
Where did Cabeza De Vaca live?
cabeza de vaca lived in seville, spain.
What land did cabeza de vaca claim?
Cabeza de Vaca claimed Texas.
What did Cabeza De Vaca look like?
what did cabeza de vaca look like?
Which parts of the US did the explorer Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca discover?
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.
Mexico City was captured by who?
I personally think that Cabeza de Vaca captured Mexico City. I could be wrong though.
Who was Cabeza de vaca's companion?
Cabeza de Vaca had many companions during his travels. In 1534, when he was traveling west across Texas and Mexico, two of his companions were Alfonso de Castillo and Andres Dorantes.
