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Sep 4, 1506
Giovanni Da Verranzo
Began navigating in Dieppe, France -
Nov 4, 1522
Spanish treasure was captured
As a pirate Giovanni Da Verranzo captured a spanish treasure ship laden with gold. -
Dec 4, 1523
The New World was explored
Giovanni Da Verranzo was given authority by the King Francis 1 of France to command a voyage. -
Sep 4, 1524
Giovanni Da Verrranzo and Jacques Cartier partner up!!
Giovanni Da Verranzo and Jacques Cartier both take on a expedition and explore the northeast coast of North America. -
Sep 4, 1525
Allyson Expdition
Carried out in 1525 by two ships from Peuto Rico who landed in SC in 1521 -
Sep 4, 1534
The French went on a search for Gold!!!
Jacques Cartier recieved authority to "discover certain Islands and lands where it is said there is a large amount of gold and other riches to be found." -
Sep 4, 1540
De Soto Expedition
In the spring an army of 600 spanish soilders marched from Florida into southest Georgia for riches. -
Jan 3, 1543
Ponce de Leon
Juan Cabrillo was the first conquestador to explore California -
Sep 4, 1559
De Luna Colony
Aftermath of De Soto, 1559 they launched a huge colonial adventure under the Tristan De Luna -
Period: Sep 3, 1580 to
English go to the Americas
by the 1580s the English hadnt made it to the Americas yet the Spainish were in South, Centrel and part of North America the French were in the Northern part of North America and by 1587 the English made three expiditions to the Americas they landed at Roanoke Island this colony is the ill-fated lost colony -
Jamestown is found
the first permanent English colony is found at Jamestown in 1607 -
Population
by the 1609 there were 500 colonists at Jamestown -
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Famine
during the winter of 1609 to 1610 there was a huge famine in the Jamestown colony people ate anytjing they could to survive by the spring of 1610 there were only about 60 colonists left -
More colonists
even with the faminethat winter the English were not going to lose the Americas to the French or Spainish so they atarted sending more colonist to Jamestown