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Sep 8, 1492
Columbus Encountered New World
Columbus, sailing for the spanish empaire , encounters the new world. -
Period: Sep 8, 1492 to
European Coloniazation
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Sep 9, 1534
Jacque Cartier
Jacque Cartier sailed the St. Lawrence, he was ordered to find gold, spices and water. -
Sep 8, 1539
Hernando de Soto
In 1539, de Soto left Havana, Cuba, with nine ships over 620 mean and 220 horses. They landed in Charlotte Harbor, Florida. -
Sep 9, 1540
Coronodo's expedititon from Mexico to Kansas
The entire army went to the east (Texas) panhandle. They had thirty horsemen. -
Sep 9, 1565
Spanish establish
The spainsh establish St. Augstine, Florida, on September 8 some people landed on the shore of that is now called Matanzas Bay. -
Attempted Roanoke Colony
108 men went on the shore on the Roanoke Island. -
John Rolfe introduced tobacco to Virginia
in 1612, Rolfe began experimenting with West Indian tobacco in an attempt to find a profitable export for the struggling colony. -
Juan de onate Founded Santa Fe
It was the commercial hub at the end of the Camino Real. -
French began fur trade with indians
Became headquarters for far-flung operations. -
Jamestown, Virginia Founded
Sparked a series of cultural is what helped the shade the nation and the whole world. -
Samuel de Champlain
Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec He was important to Canandian history. -
First African slaves arrived in Virgina
Dutch ship tied up colony of Jamestown . -
Plymouth, Massachusetts Founded
The pilgrims began a new colony in what is today known as the Town of Plymouth. -
Beaver Wars
They were called the French and Iroquoise Wars to. -
South Carolina colony founded
Founded by King Charles 11. -
Marquette and Joliet
Marquette and Joliet sailed down the Mississippi. He describes "a monster with the head of a tiger, the nose of a wildcat, and whisker". -
The Pueblo Revolt
They killed 400 Spanish and made the others 2,000 settlers out of the province. -
Pennslyvania Colony founded
Founded in English North America. -
Georiga Colony founded
Founded by james Oglethorpe.