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Francisco Vasquez De Coronado and his men

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Francisco Vasquez De Coronado and his men

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Miscellaneous and Other interesting information

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Miscellaneous and Other interesting information

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Francisco Vasquez De Coronado was known as conquistador (One who conquers).Francisco Vasquez De Coronado heard of riched and went to find them but didn't find them for a long time. Francisco Vasquez De Coronado met indians and gave Francisco Vasquez De Coronado and his men food. Then Francisco Vasquez De Coronado found the Pueblo people and he was the one who gave then there name Pueblo (village). Francisco Vasquez De Coronado fought the Pueblo people and in the end he tried to make peace with them just to make then make food for them. Francisco Vasquez De Coronado returned home empty handed and was accused for mistreating native americans. Francisco Vasquez De Coronado's health worsened and he died in 1554.

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Contribution, Achievements and Areas explored

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Contribution, Achievements and Areas explored

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Francisco Vasquez De Coronado became the spanish governor of the new world because even though he failed to get gold but he worked really hard.Francisco Vasquez De Coronado sailed to mexico in 1535.Francisco Vasquez De Coronado led expeditions to find The seven cities of gold with 300 men and 1,000 Native Americans. Francisco Vasquez De Coronado was the first European to travel to Rio Grande. Francisco Vasquez De Coronado discovered the Grand Canyon. Francisco Vasquez De Coronado encountered The Pueblo people and named them Pueblo(Village). Francisco Vasquez De Coronado Attacked the Pueblo Village. Francisco Vasquez De Coronado expedition continued to Texas and North Kansas.Francisco Vasquez De Coronado expeditions gave a lot of geographical knowledge

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The West: A Film by Steven Ives | Ken Burns | PBS

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A nine-part series chronicling the turbulent history of one of the most extraordinary landscapes on earth. Beginning when the land belonged only to Native Americans and ending in the 20th century, the film introduces unforgettable characters whose competing dreams transformed the land. It was a...

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Francisco Vasquez De Coronado left his home in his early ages because his parents gave there fortune to his big brother.

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Francisco Vasquez De Coronado was born in spain 1510. He died in 1554 so he only lived 44 years.