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Hernando DeSoto

By: Noah, Keagan, and Izaac

Childhood and Education

Education

- Date of birth: Oct 27, 1500-May 21 1542

- Job: Conquistador/ Military

personnel

- Education: University of Salamanca and University of Geneva

Parents

Hernando De Soto's parents were Leonor Arias Tino and Francisco Mendez De Soto

Siblings

Siblings

Hernando De Soto had 3 siblings. Catalina De Soto, Maria De Soto, and Juan Mendez De Soto.

Departure

De Soto departed from Spain in April 1538 along with 700 men and 10 ships

His ship

De Soto departed on his flagship San Cristobal.

His ship

Cargo

He enbarked with 700 men and other cargo such as pigs, horses, and armor.

Exploration

De soto's parents wanted him to become a lawyer but he wanted to explore and he seeked gold and riches, so he was invited to go on a expidition to explore present-day Central America.

Timeline

He died from Subtropical fever on the banks of the Mississippi river.

First European to see Hot Springs, Arkansas

Education

1541

Timeline

1514

1500

1510

1542

1541

Found the Mississippi River

Sailed to New World

Born in Spain

Map

Navigation

There is no known info on what De Soto used to navigate his exploration of Central America, but we assume that he used a compass and a map to help navigate the oceans.

Finds

Finds

Hernando De Soto's exploration of La Florida and Central America had discovered many important things. Although he didn't find the gold he seeked, he stopped in Havana, then through Florida and then found the Mississippi river, and then in 1542, his journey ended and his men sailed back to Spain.

Facts

Fact #1: He helped discover Peru

Fact #2: He was the first European to cross the Mississippi river.

Fact #3: His exploration lasted four years.

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