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Fort Caroline was built by the French explorer René Goulaine de Laudonnière in 1564. It was established as a French outpost in the area that is now Jacksonville, Florida, and was part of France's efforts to colonize the region. The fort served as a base for further explorations and interactions with Native American tribes. However, it was later captured by the Spanish in 1565, leading to the establishment of St. Augustine.
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Who attacked the french fort Caroline and built the city of Saint Augustine over it?
The Spaniards.
Who built fort Caroline in 1564?
The french built Fort Caroline in 1564.
What is the name of the french fort near Saint Augustine?
The answer is fort Caroline
What year did french build fort Caroline?
The French built Fort Caroline in 1563.
Who built Caroline in 1564?
The french built Fort Caroline in 1564.
What is fort Caroline built out of?
Fort Caroline or La Caroline was built in 1564 out of earth stone and wood. The expedition was led by René Goulaine de Laudonnière. these were a group of French Hugenots (protestants) trying to proove loyalty to a Catholic King Charles IX. The french were massacred in 1565 by Pedro Menendez and the Spaniards who established St. Augustine
St augustine and fort caroline represent a collision of these two forces in florida?
french and spanish
Why did Spanish attack Fort Caroline?
The Spanish attacked Fort Caroline before they gave up and founded the settlement of St. Augustine. In 1548
Who is the frenchmen that built fort Caroline?
Rene de laudonniere
Which country built a fort at Saint Augustine?
The Spanish built the fort at St Augustine under direction of Queen Mariana.
What country founded fort Caroline?
Fort Caroline was founded by French Huguenots in 1564.
What was the name of the french fort attacked by the spanish?
Fort Caroline
