Juan Ponce de Leon

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No, and he also failed to find the fabled Fountain of Youth.

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella granted Juan Ponce de León royal permission to explore and colonize new territories primarily due to their interest in expanding Spain's influence in the Americas and the potential for wealth through new lands and resources. Ponce de León's previous experience as a governor in Puerto Rico and his reputation as an explorer made him a suitable candidate for such an expedition. Additionally, the allure of discovering new territories, like the fabled Fountain of Youth, further incentivized the crown to support his venture.

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Ponce de Leon discovered Florida in 1513; Mexico was conquered by Hernan Cortes in 1521.

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He was appointed by the Spanish crown after showing his worth as a high-ranking assistant to the Governor of Hispañola.

places named after ponce de leon

He was formally educated in fighting skills, manners, and religion, but he was also a skilled leader and commander.

Yes, he was the 31 governor, starting in 1509.

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His positive impact was that he claimed land for Spain.The negative impact was that he killed many Native Americans during his conquering of what is now Puerto Rico.

he was Spanish sailed for Spain

The queen and king of Spain sponsored Juan Ponce De Leon.

most of the days were rough with rainstorms while he was sailing and other days were calm and peaceful

He traveled from Spain to Florida and through the Caribbean.

No that is his full name.

Juana María de los Dolores de León Smith died in 1872.

His name was Henry Ponce de Leon.

Nicolás Ponce de León was born in 1590.

Ponce de Leon led the first expedition to Florida. Cabeza de Vaca explored the Southwest and Francisco Vázquez de Coronado y Luján went from Mexico to Kansas to the Grand Canyon searching for the Seven Cities of Gold.

There was holes in his ship and no food and water