In 1531, Pizarro once again landed in the coasts near Ecuador, the province of Coaque and the region of esmeraldas, where some gold, silver, and emeralds were procured and then dispatched to Almagro, who had stayed in Panama to gather more recruits.[4]:139–140 Sebastián de Belalcázar soon arrived with 30 men.[4]:141 Though Pizarro's main objective was then to set sail and dock at Tumbes like his previous expedition, he was forced to confront the Punian natives in the Battle of Puná, leaving three or four Spaniards dead and many wounded. Soon after, Hernando de Soto, another conquistador who had joined the expedition, arrived with 100 volunteers and horses to aid Pizarro and with him sailed towards Tumbes,[4]:143 only to find the place deserted…
The Conquistador’s Journey In the spring of 1527, five Spanish ships left their home for the New World. If they can predict their future, they would have not done that. It was a 300 man crew, but by the fall of 1532, there would only be four. Cabeza de Vaca was one of the four.…
One conflict that occurred in the story was when Francisco Pizarro, a Spanish conquistador came with his men to seize control of the Incan Empire. This was a problem because that event marked the end of the Incan’s power. Even though the Spanish conquered the Incan Empire, the Inca’s agriculture still influences people throughout the world. For instance Machu Picchu is known to be one of the greatest achievement of the Incas and is now a tourist attraction.…
What an unlucky expedition! Cabeza de Vaca was captured by Indians, but he later escaped and wandered through Texas and Mexico for eight years. He tells about his Florida expedition in his book titled Naufragios, which is the Spanish word for "shipwrecks."…
Both Gonzales and La Chrisx write about issues and stereotypes that people had about Chicana/os. Initially, the term “Chicano” was seen as an insult to Mexican-Americans. We learn though that it was later embraced by Mexican-American activists as a way to transform an insult into a signifier of ethnic strength and pride and as a refusal to assimilate into mainstream white culture. Gonzales speaks about how…
Pizarro took control of peru and in the process kill thousands of natives and killed their leader Atahualpa. Although there was plausible evidence that Francisco Pizarro was motivated to conquer the Inca because his king ordered him, the primary motives were greed for wealth and power. King Charles I was proclaimed in the trial to have forced Pizarro to commit…
In the southeast, The explorer Juan Ponce had a passion for sailing. Juan seems to enjoy sailing because he never quits sailing. In 1508 Juan landed in place known today as Puerto Rico. Juan discovered tons of riches, imagine how happy he should look.…
He was put under circumstances that would cause any person to do what he did. To escape the harsh reality of war and to start a new beginning, he decided to hop the border. His intention had been to come to the country legally, but he knew that the legalization process would take too long and he couldn’t afford to live in the darkness and the fear that was lurking in his hometown of El Salvador. No matter who a person is or what their residency status might be, it is important to realize that they are people too and they deserve to be able to have a place where they can feel…
The Pima and the Maricopa tribes live on the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community Reservation (SRPMIC). The community was created in 1879 by President Ruthford B. Hayes. The three things that I will be comparing and contrasting about the Pima and Maricopa is, farming, war, and languages. To begin with, both tribes are similar in many ways. Both tribes are similar what they form by growing both beans and corn.…
A land they wanted to scout to find gold and other valuable resources. His crew set sail to the new land in Seville, Spain in 1527 and brought 5 ships with 400 men with him to the journey and had a conquistador named Panfilo de Narvaez. Their ships crashed on November, 1528 on the coast of Texas where we now call call Galveston Island, TX. They tried to find a way to get to Mexico City and took hollowed out horse legs as water canisters.…
There leader Atahualpa knew the Pizarro was a bad man and attempted to kill him before he killed his tribe. Unfortunately Pizarro was captured first, held for ransom, and them executed when the ransom was paid. This brutality…
Introduction: The people that we are going to call to the stand will defend Francisco Pizarro and will prove that he is not guilty of second degree murder or anything he was accused of. The first person we are going to call to the stand are. Diego Almagro we are calling him to the stand because Francisco teamed up with him to go on voyages and Diego seen a lot of what was going on. And King Charles we wanted to call him to the stand because he was the one that let Francisco go on the expedition in the first place. And then of course Francisco Pizarro we want to call him to the stand because he is going to tell all of us his side of the story and its best to get it from the person's mouth.…
Ferdinand Magellan and his ships, under the Spanish empire, were the very first to circumnavigate the world. The Spanish were motivated by their desire to convert non Christians, their lust for wealth and power, and their desire to have societal status. The Portuguese focused on quick profits and the Spanish, although they were interested in profits, stayed at their foreign posts.…
In February 1803 an expedition to the west was funded. Meriwether Lewis, who was Thomas Jefferson’s personal secretary, and Lewis’ dear friend William Clark lead an expedition to the west, with 50 other men accompanying them. The expedition started in St. Louis and was expected to go to the Pacific Ocean. Along the journey, they met a Native American woman named Sacajawea, who helped guide the expedition. The Lewis and Clark expedition took a little over two years.…
He also took the Aztecs emperor and put him in jail. Then after he betrayed the Aztecs he killed their tribe and civilization. It wasn’t a beneficial relationship. Only Spain had profited. Although, some people may believe that he is a hero because they look at it on Spain’s perspective.…