The early Spaniards did not extensively explore Idaho as they focused primarily on areas in the Southwest, such as California and New Mexico, during their expeditions in the 16th and 17th centuries. However, some Spanish explorers, like Francisco Vázquez de Coronado, ventured into parts of the western United States, but their journeys did not significantly cover the territory that is now Idaho. It wasn't until the late 18th and early 19th centuries that more thorough exploration of Idaho occurred, primarily by Lewis and Clark and other American explorers.
It was 1805 when Lewis and Clark passed through Idaho.
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the rocky mountains in Idaho!
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The early Spaniards
The Rocky Mountians in Idaho.
One of the first European countries to explore and claim Iowa was France. The Spaniards also had a few people in Iowa in the 1680's. More French settlers came after the Blackhawk purchase near the city of Keokuk in the early 1700's.
She didn't explore. She met Lewis and Clark who were exploring and guided them. They were in her lands of the present day Idaho and Dakotas.
They were searching for a "new" Mexico, a land of much gold and silver.
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The cold ice, snow storms, and the strong polar winds of the cordillera mad the Spaniard not explore Patagonia
Spain's exploratory efforts were driven by a desire for gold, silver, and precious stones.