No except for the foods he took back. He and the other explorers introduced tomatos, potatoes, chocolate, and coffee to Europe. This influenced whole cultures and fed millions. Some historians think the Fremch revolution could have been prevented if they had planted the potato instead of wheat. Of course we can't forget the Irish potato famine and how it drove people to leave Ireland for new places and brought millions to American shores.
The Spanish culture and religion.
they always do it
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Explorer Francisco Vazquez de Coronado led an expedition through the Grand Canyon and the southwestern United States. He encountered Zuni Indians in New Mexico as well as Pueblo Indian populations.
When Francisco Vázquez de Coronado encountered the Apache people during his expedition in the 1540s, he referred to them as "the people of the deer" due to their hunting practices and lifestyle. The term reflects the indigenous naming conventions and the significance of deer in their culture. Coronado's interactions with the Apache were part of his broader exploration of the southwestern United States.
Francisco de Coronado did not find the legendary "Golden Cities" primarily because they did not exist as he envisioned. His expedition in the 1540s was based on rumors and myths about wealthy civilizations in the American Southwest, which led him to explore vast territories without discovering the riches he sought. Instead, he encountered various Native American tribes, whose societies were rich in culture but not in gold. Ultimately, Coronado's quest highlighted the vast differences between European expectations of wealth and the realities of the indigenous peoples he encountered.
how does culture influence listening
does her culture influence her writing
does her culture influence her writing
Both, but mostly the latter.
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Culture can influence how language is interpreted.
Yes it does influence indian culture. by KCUF
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