Augustine. With the conquest of Mexico in 1522, the Spanish further solidified their position in the Western Hemisphere. The ensuing discoveries added to Europe's knowledge of what was now named America -- after the Italian Amerigo Vespucci, who wrote a widely popular account of his voyages to a "New World...
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Leaving Havana in 1539, De Soto's expedition landed in Florida and ranged through the southeastern United States as far as the Mississippi River in search of riches. Another Spaniard, Francisco Coronado, set out from Mexico in 1540 in search of the mythical Seven Cities of Cibola. Coronado's travels took him to the Grand Canyon and Kansas, but failed to reveal the gold or treasure his men sought...
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Colonial Inhabitants of New England and Chesepeake REgion The lack of community can be observed in the List of Emigrants Bound for Virginia in which almost all male passengers were young able bodied slaves and the women were single and sent to find companionship with the predominantly male colonists in the Chesapeake Region...	3 / 624
Chesapeake DBQ People emigrating from England to Virginia were mainly young single men, many of them indentured servants, needed as labor for the tobacco plantations (Document C)...	2 / 396
Chesapeake and New England New England was north of the Chesapeake, and included Massachusetts Bay Colony, Plymouth, Rhode Island, Connecticut. The New Englanders were seeking freedoms of religion...	1 / 172
Differences In Chesapeake And New England Colonies This difference in economies was another reason that the two societies were so different. The settlers in the New England region had come to the New World primarily for religious reasons...	2 / 453