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Ponce de Leon was born in Spain in either 1460 or 1474 to a noble family. He discovered and explored several territories including Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, and Florida. Later in his life, he supposedly sought out the Fountain of Youth in Florida but ultimately died after being hit by a poison arrow during a battle with indigenous people there.
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1) Juan Ponce De Leon was a Spanish explorer born in 1460 in Santervas, Spain who dreamed of becoming a knight as a young boy.
2) He gained experience exploring with Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the New World and fighting in the war to retake Granada for Spain.
3) In 1513, while searching for the Fountain of Youth, he discovered Florida and explored the Gulf Stream, though he ultimately did not find the Fountain of Youth and died in 1521 in Cuba after being shot by an arrow.
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- 3. He discovered Hispaniola. He discovered Puerto Rico. He discovered Florida.
- 4. Ponce de Leon’s parents taught him. He was a son of a noble family. He had a famous relative. He served as a squire.
- 5. Ponce de Leon supposedly found the Fountain of Youth. Then he was said to have drank some of the water.
- 6. Someone else would have discovered Florida, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico. Someone else would have been the first governor of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico. Someone else would have supposedly found the Fountain of Youth. Lastly, Diego Miruelo and his crew would not be alive.
- 7. Ponce de Leon was first a page then a soldier in the royal court. In his final battle in Florida against indians he died by a poison arrow.
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