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That was the Pacific Ocean.
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What land bordering thee ocean for Spain did Cabrillo and Balboa clame?
Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo claimed the western coast of North America for Spain, specifically areas that are now part of California, during his expedition in 1542. Vasco Núñez de Balboa, on the other hand, is known for claiming the Pacific Ocean and its surrounding lands for Spain in 1513 after crossing the Isthmus of Panama. Both explorers played significant roles in expanding Spanish territorial claims along the ocean.
Who claimed California for Spain?
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo.
Explorer who claimed the south sea for Spain?
Balboa
What explorer claimed land for Spain?
Vasco Nunez de Balboa:)
What are the initials of the state now on land cabrillo claimed for Spain?
The initials of the state now on the land that Cabrillo claimed for Spain are CA, which stands for California. So, next time you're soaking up the sun on a Californian beach, just remember you're on land that was once staked by the Spanish explorer Cabrillo. You're welcome for the history lesson.
Who explore and claimed Spain what is now the state of Florida?
Vasco Nunez de balboa
What explorer claimed for Spain what is now the state of Florida?
Vasco Nunez de balboa
What did Balboa claim for Spain?
Vasco Nunez de Balboa conquered and claimed Santa Maria la Antigua del Darien on behalf of Spain. The town is in what is now Columbia.
What explorer claimed the south sea for Spain?
The explorer who claimed the South Sea (Pacific Ocean) for Spain was Vasco Núñez de Balboa in 1513. He was the first European to sight the Pacific Ocean from the Americas.
What explorer explored and claimed for Spain what is now the state of Florida?
Vasco Nunez de balboa
But you read somewhere that Balboa was from Spain-right?
Yes, Balboa WAS from Spain. Yes, Balboa WAS from Spain.
What was the result of vasco nunez de balboa explored?
Vasco Nunez de Balboa is most notable for being the first European to explore the Pacific Ocean. The expedition was originally to find gold, which Balboa thought would please the King of Spain, but when the prospect of gold failed, Balboa instead claimed all the lands that the waters of the Pacific Ocean touched in the name of Spain.
