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Coronado, De Soto, and Cabrillo were all explorers searching for new territories and riches in the Americas during the 16th century. Coronado sought the fabled Seven Cities of Gold in present-day southwestern United States. De Soto explored the southeastern U.S. in search of gold and a route to the Pacific, while Cabrillo aimed to explore the coast of California for new lands and resources. Their expeditions were driven by the desire for wealth, land, and the expansion of Spanish influence.
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What two persons crossed the area known as Texas at the same time?
The two PEOPLE are Coronado and de Soto
What areas did Coronado and de Soto claim for Spain?
Coronado explored the southwestern US, while de Soto explored the southeastern US.
Why did Spaniards such as DE Soto and Coronado fail to settle north America?
De Soto died along the riverbank, and Coronado did not find gold
Who was Coronado De Soto?
a famous explorer
Who helped Hernando de soto?
Fransico Coronado
Cortes de soto ponce de leon and coronado explored for which country?
Spain.
Who else beside de Soto crossed into Texas?
I think coronado
What areas of the present day US did Coronado and de Soto explore?
the west coast
Who crossed into the area now known as Texas at the same time?
Coronado and de Soto
What did Balboa want to find?
He wanted to find gold and silver. So did DE soto,and Coronado.
What were Coronado De Soto and cabriollo searching for?
Coronado was searching for the legendary "Seven Cities of Gold" in North America, while De Soto was looking for wealth and treasures in the southeastern United States. Cabriollo was also seeking gold and riches in the New World.
Why did Spaniards such as de soto and coronado fail to settle in north America?
De Soto and Coronado failed to settle in North America due to various factors such as harsh environmental conditions, lack of resources and supplies, resistance from indigenous peoples, and the vastness of the territory they were exploring. Additionally, they were focused more on exploration and plundering wealth rather than establishing permanent settlements.
