What was the route taken by explorer Hernando Cortes?

Answer 1

hernando de soto had traveled to florida. ...... In May 1539, de Soto landed nine ships with over 620 men and 220 horses at present-day Shaw's Point, in Bradenton, Florida. He named itEspíritu Santo after the Holy Spirit. The ships brought priests, craftsmen, engineers, farmers, and merchants; some with their families, some from Cuba, most from Europe and Africa. Few had traveled before outside of Spain, or even their home villages.

Near de Soto's port, the party saw Juan Ortiz, who had come to Florida with the failed Narváez Expedition and been held by an inland tribe. Ortiz had come to Florida in search of the earlier Narváez Expedition and was captured by the Uzita.[13] When Chief Hirrihigua of the Uzita ordered Ortiz to be roasted alive, his daughter reportedly begged for the Spaniard's life. Having survived captivity and ritual torture, Ortiz joined the de Soto expedition as a guide and interpreter.

He established a unique method for guiding the expedition and communicating with various tribal dialects. He recruited Paracoxi guides from each tribe along the route. A chain of communication was established whereby a guide who had lived in close proximity to another tribal area was able to pass his information and language on to a guide from a neighboring area. Because Ortiz refused to dress as a hidalgo Spaniard, other officers questioned his motives. De Soto remained loyal to Ortiz, allowing him the freedom to dress and live among his Paracoxi friends. Another important guide was the seventeen-year-old boy Perico, or Pedro, from modern-day Georgia. He spoke several of the local tribes' languages and could communicate with Ortiz. Perico was taken as a guide in 1540 and treated better than the rest of the slaves, due to his value to the Spaniards.

The expedition traveled north, exploring Florida's West Coast, encountering native ambushes and conflicts along the way. De Soto's first winter encampment was at Anhaica, the capital of the Apalachee. It is one of the few places on the route where archaeologists have found physical traces of the expedition. It was described as being near the "Bay of Horses". The bay was named for where the starving members of the preceding Narváez expedition killed and ate their horses while building boats for escape.

Answer 2

he left from spain and went to north amarica

Answer 3

Hernando De Soto started out in Cuba, then went to Florida, Arkansas crossed the Mississippi River and the Arkansas River and died in Louisiana.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

he came from Cuba to Mexico City

Answer 6

cuba