What was scurvy?
A disease that sailors often got from not having vitamin C.
What was the fate of Cabeza de Vaca?
He was made to leave Spain and go to Africa because of his cruel treatment of the colony.
True or False: Cabeza de Vaca was known as a healer?
True
What year did Columbus go on his first voyage?
1492
What tribe would use the ugly old man to scare their children?
Witchita
What is a continent?
A piece of land larger than a country.
What is Pineda known for?
He was the first person to map the coast of Texas and was the first known European in Texas.
What year did Pineda come to the New World? What was he hoping to find?
1519. A waterway to China.
How many ships did Columbus have? What were their names?
3. Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria
What were the Comanche known for?
Their horses.
What is an ocean route?
A way to reach distant places without going across land.
What did Cabeza de Vaca do once he got back to Spain?
He wrote about journey through Texas.
What happened to Coronado after his trial?
He retired in Mexico City and died there in 1554.
The king and queen of what country funded his trip?
Bonus: What were their names?
Spain
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabelle
What do the 3 G's stand for?
God, Gold, and Glory
What is a settlement?
A piece of land on which groups of people make their home.
What was Juan de Oñate's most important mission?
To being the American Indians to Christianity.
True or False: There is much to know about Pineda.
False: "No one knows much about his expedition."
How long was his 4th voyage?
21 Days!
Apache is the Zuni word for what?
Enemy
What does it mean to trade with someone?
To exchange something of value for a different item of value.
What fate did Pineda suffer?
He was attacked by American Indians, two of his ships were burned and he was killed.
What was the name of Oñate's road to New Mexico called?
El Camino Real or the Royal Road
What was the sickness people would get from not having enough Vitamin C?
What was the actual name for the term that meant "raccoon eyed"?
Kitikiti'sh