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All About Florida

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November 7, 2013

 

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He set out determined to uncover many rumors about the New World. On March 27th, 1513, he went ashore near present-day St. Augustine and called the area La Florida for one of two reasons. It was either because it was Easter time (Pascua Florida in Spanish) or because of all the flowers he found there (Florida is Spanish for "flowery")...
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Unfortunately, Leon was killed by an Indian attack on his second expedition of the area in 1521. The next explorer to try his luck in Florida was Panfilo de Narvaez. Gold was the object of his voyage to Florida, but he found none when he went ashore in Tampa Bay in 1528. The first actual settlement in Florida and North America as well was Fort Caroline...
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