In 1508, the governor of Hispaniola was Nicolás de Ovando. He was appointed by the Spanish Crown and served in this role from 1502 to 1511. Ovando's administration is noted for its efforts to establish Spanish control over the island and to promote colonization and agriculture, although it also faced challenges, including conflicts with the indigenous Taíno population.
he was conquered and made puerto rico's governor in 1508
No, although he found America it does not mean he is governer of America
He became Governor of the island of Hispaniola. He instituted there such a reign of terror (stealing a shipload of valuables for himself in the process) that he was formally accused of "Tyranny", arrested and brought back to Spain in chains .
It is generally given as 1508, but some historians say he made a secret trip there in 1506. He became Governor of Puerto Rico in 1509.
Nothing. On his 4th and last voyage his ship sank off an island about 50 miles off the coast of Hispaniola. The crew was saved but they were ship wrecked. One of the crew members decided to take a native canoe and go for help from the Spanish governor on Hispaniola. The crew member finally got there, but the governor wouldn't see him at first and finally when he did he didn't send help to Columbus. When Columbus and his crew were finally saved they had been on the island over 2 years.
In 1508 with authority of Governor oh Hispaniola.In 1508 with authority of Governor oh Hispaniola.
Formal colonization dates to 1508 with the arrival of Ponce de Leon as the Royal Governor.
he was conquered and made puerto rico's governor in 1508
the number that lies halfway between 1004 & 2012 is 1508
No, although he found America it does not mean he is governer of America
Ponce De Leon, a Governor of P.R. led an expedition to Florida in 1513 in search of it.
1508 as a percentage of 2900 is: 1508/2900 times 100 = 52%
It was called the Hispaniola.
No. He died in 1521 while in Cuba from a poison arrow. He was sent to Cuba to be governor. He had all ready been governor of Hispaniola and Porto Rico.
It was built in 1510 by Christopher Columbus's son Diego, governor of Hispaniola, only 14 years after the founding of the city.
Columbus 2nd voyage was on November 19, 1493. In 1508, Spanish conquistador Juan Ponce de León became the island's first governor to take office. So at the time of the 2nd voyage the island didn't have a Spanish governor.
1508 to the nearest thousands place is 2000