What river was Hernando De Soto the first white man to see and be buried in?
That was the Mississippi.
What was the most negative aspect of de sotos expedition to North America?
He killed Native Americans and killed a society.
What were major events in the Hernando de soto's life?
the main events were that i dont know what was the main events
What Ships Did Hernando De Soto Use?
The ships he used were mostly large sailing ships from France, and Caravels. Three of them were called the Esperanza, San Christoval, and Miguel.
What did Hernando de soto explorer?
Hernando de soto explored the Mississippi river
he explored Florida he was born in 1496 in baretty Spain
he died may 21 on the Mississippi river because of a fever
his sponsers are Spain:fransisco Pizarro
he explored Florida 1514
he traveled on a boat
he had 300 men in his group
he explored for wealth and respect
he explored America for a sea way to china to trade goods
he found the Mississippi river
he is known today because he found the Mississippi river
Why did Hernando de soto explore much of Georgia in 1540?
What areas did Coronado and de Soto claim for Spain?
Coronado explored the southwestern US, while de Soto explored the southeastern US.
De Soto's main goal was to find gold in "La Florida" or just Florida so he can pay his debits, but he never found gold.
What did Hernandez desoto find or discover?
Describe the voyage conditions of Hernando de soto expedition
Did Hernando De Soto find gold in Tennessee?
He discovered tennessee a long, long, long time ago! GO HERNANDO!
What is de Soto and Moscoso famous for?
moscoso is famous for finding new spain and d soto is famous for helping moscoso with his expidition
Why did Hernando de soto explore Georgia?
Hernando De Soto explored much of Georgia to find gold, become famous, and to claim land for Spain.
Why are Hernando de soto's expedition into Georgia significant?
Hernando de Soto's expedition into Georgia in the 1540s is significant as it marked one of the first major European explorations of the southeastern United States. His encounters with Native American tribes led to significant cultural exchanges, but also to violence and the spread of diseases that devastated indigenous populations. De Soto's journey provided valuable information about the geography and resources of the region, influencing future exploration and colonization efforts. Ultimately, his expedition exemplified the broader themes of European imperialism and its impacts on Native American societies.