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SC Explorers

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Hernando DeSoto searched the southeastern US for gold and silver; mistreated Native Americans; first to see Mississippi River
Jean Ribault's Home Country France
Hernando DeSoto's Home Country Spain
Dr. Henry Woodward's Home Country England
Juan Pardo's Home Country Spain
William Hilton's Home Country Barbados, but he worked for England
Jean Ribault started a settlement near Port Royal but it didn't last after he went back to France for supplies; came for religious freedom (he was a Huguenot)
Jean Ribault's Fort Charlesfort
William Hilton hired by English settlers in Barbados to find lush land on the coast that would be good for plantatations; Hilton Head Island is named for him
Juan Pardo burned down Charlesfort; rebuilt the for for Spain and renamed surrounding area Santa Elena
Dr. Henry Woodward stayed behind to learn Native Americans culture and language; was captured by the Spanish
Motives for Exploration For King and country; gold and riches; religious freedom; more land
Cofitachiqui DeSoto thought they had gold; they gave him pearls instead
Dr. Henry Woodward's motive to set up a permanent settlement in SC
Dr. Henry Woodward helped to set up Charles Town as a permanent settlement
For King and Country this means that whatever an explorer found, it would belong to the king of their country
3 main tribes of SC Cherokee, Catawba, and Yemassee
Created by: scomisky
 

 



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