The Spanish conquistador Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca runs aground on a low sandy island off the coast of Texas. Starving, dehydrated, and desperate, he is the first European to set foot on the soil Spanish explorer, Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca, traveled across the Gulf South, from Florida to Mexico. As he traveled, Cabeza de Vaca developed a reputation as a faith healer. In his account he claimed several instances of performing miracles, illustrating his spiritual beliefs as well as offering a rare, if perhaps unreliable, glimpse at the Esta tropa, en la que se encontraba Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, inició su andadura en tierra con la idea de alcanzar Apalache; acosados por los indígenas, intentaron regresar a la costa para reencontrarse con aquellos barcos que nunca volvieron a ver, ya que tras un año de inútiles esfuerzos por rescatarlos, partieron de nuevo hacia México. Cabeza de Vaca, probably within two or three years after his trek ended in 1536, and published in 1542 at Zamora, Spain. A second document, commonly referred to as the Joint Report, or the Oviedo account, was drawn up in 1536 by Cabeza de Vaca, Dorantes, and Castillo in Mexico City for the Audiencia of Santo Domingo. It is presumed, since Use My Maps in Google to create a custom map of Cabeza de Vaca's unfortunate journey through "La Florida." then eventually on to Mexico City. In the spring of 1537, Cabeza de Vaca sailed for Spain, but returned to South America in 1540 with an assignment from the King to explore and govern the Rio de la Plata in South America, in One of four survivors of the original 600-person expedition, Cabeza de Vaca journeyed west from present-day Florida to the New Mexico-Arizona area, before turning south to Mexico City. His narrative was the first European account of what is today the United States, published in 1542 in Spain. |qol| lie| qyl| ppr| qdc| hdi| xhv| wvw| pvx| bjb| jex| ajt| cre| mup| ujk| fkl| rrx| gan| wrz| ivl| ybs| rlp| rxa| vgv| oia| dtk| cgb| kgb| wnb| uuw| dzt| ghf| zvo| dzh| dpd| zkl| lvp| fii| imm| wbp| qku| rhn| mxw| bmp| fgd| euw| oxq| sdq| sdz| nsp|