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March 6, 1542, my men and I set out in search for gold once again and we continued to travel through modern-day Arkansas.

Hello, my name is Fransico Pizarro. My partner Hernando de Soto sadly passed away on March 21, 1542, from a fever. I continued his journey to find new places and find more gold after he passed away.

I discovered modern-day Georgia  I also stole treasure while on my way to Georgia during my travels.

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May 21, 1541, we reached the Mississippi River. We remained on the bank for months preparing to cross it, in mid- June we became the first Europeans to cross the Mississippi landmark.

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1540, My men and I left our winter camp in early March, and we ventured north into the modern-day state of Georgia.  We started to head on our journey to the Mississippi River after we ventured north into Georgia.

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1540, We sailed along the Florida panhandle, reaching as far as Pensacola Bay, before we returned in February.

Our contact with the native Indians was always violent and brutal

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1539, I arrived on the west coast of Florida with 1,000 soldiers with me.  De Soto had been given the title Governor of Cuba; We spent some months in Cuba preparing for the voyage to Florida.

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1539, I had been given the title Governor of Cuba, I also spent some months in Cuba trying to prepare for the voyage to Florida. On May 25 we landed at Tampa Bay. For the next three years, my men and I explored the southeastern United States, facing ambushes and enslaving natives along the way.

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1538, April I embarked from the port of Sanlúcar de Barrameda.  I was in command of 10 ships and 700 men. After a quick stop in Cuba in May of 1539 we left Sanlúcar, Spain for the Americas.

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1538, I gathered 950 armed soldiers, priests and I had 10 ships. I spent four years exploring the area and searching for gold and silver.

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1537, I married Isabel de Bobadilla the youngest daughter of Pedrarias Davila. I was also maned the title of Adelantado of Florida and Govemor of Cuba by Charles V and I was granted the rights to conquer Florida during that time.

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1536, I didn’t like Pizzarros leadership skills, so I returned back to Spain. I found a lovely wife named Isabel de Bobadillo  we set up a household in Seville after I came back from the explorations with Pizarro.

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1536, I returned to Spain reporting to the King on the explorations I had with Pizarro. I brought back my share of the Incas gold, and I became a rich man.

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January 6, 1535, we founded Lima, Peru which we called Cindad de los Reyes meaning “City of the Kings.” Pizarro and I went on with our exploration.

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Today is November 15, 1532, we reach Cajamarca and captures Atabullpa, the emperor of the Incas. Thousands of his men were killed and the fabulous treasure of the Incas people were stolen.

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Hi, my name is Hernando De Soto representing my country Spain, I was sent to Peru in January 1531, with Francisco Pizarro from the port of Panama with 3 ships and over 200 men. King Charles sponsored my journey with Fransico Pizarro and our voyage undertaken profits during our journey.

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I am Herhando De Soto, sailed from the port of Panama, and I started to make my journey 