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This document provides information about explorers and Hernan Cortes. It defines explorers and provides synonyms. It then gives biographical details about Hernan Cortes, including that he was born in 1485 in Spain, led an expedition that caused the fall of the Aztecs in Mexico, and died in Spain in 1547. Facts listed include his birthplace, birth year, death date and place, and that he was an explorer and conqueror. The document also includes a short story about Cortes starting as a soldier and leading an expedition to Mexico in 1519, as well as two quotes from Cortes and vocabulary words and resources.
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- 1. Explorers... BY Paola Garcia
- 2. Table of contents... 1.Title 2.Table of contents 3.About explorers+synonyms 4.About Hernan Cortez 5.Facts 6.Story 7.Video 8.Pictures 9.Quotes 10.Vocabulary 11.More +recorces
- 3. What are Explorers?!?... Synonyms: • Investigate • Seek/Seeker • Discover/discovery • Observe,Analyze • Adventurer I think that everyone is an explorer.Because,everyone wants to conquer something in their life.
- 4. About Hernan Cortez... Hernan Cortez is an explorer(of course).He is a Spanish conquistador who led an expedition that caused the fall of the Aztecs.Hernan Cortez was born in 1485.He won Mexico from the crown of Spain at the age 19 so he continued to led expectations to Cuba,Then Mexico.He died in Spain in 1547.He was born in Medellin,Spain.He died December 02,1547.
- 5. Facts... • Was born in Medellin,Spain • Was born in 1485 • He died on December 02, 1547 • He is a explorer (of course) • He was a conqueror • His real name is Hernando Cortez • He was first a soldier • He led expectations at the age of 19
- 6. Story... Hernan Cortez started off being a soldier. For Cuba wich led by Diego Velazquez in 1511. In 1519 Hernan Cortez was to command his own expedition to Mexico,but Velazquez cancelled it.Cortez just ignored him and traveled with problably about 500 men.
- 13. Quotes "There are fully forty towers,wich are lofty and well built,the largest of wich has fifty steps leading to it's main body,and his higher than the tower of the principal tower of the church at seville".-Hernando Cortez "The city has many public squares,in wich are situated the markets and other places for buying and selling".-Hernando Cortez
- 14. Vocabulary+recorces • Seville-a port in South west spain • Expedition-A journey for a specific purpose for exploration. • Conquistador-A spanish conqueror Recorces: • Dictionary.com • Google.com • Brainlyquotes.com • Hernan Cortez the conquistador(book) • youtube.com