The opposite of the most exciting part of a story.
The people who had lived for thousands of years on the island that Christopher Columbus set his Spanish flag upon and named Hispaniola after his homeland, Spain.
I am the explorer who went searching for the Seven Cities of Cibola after Friar Marcos announced he had seen them.
a substance that works against sweating.
To push or drive forward.
The route through the Middle East was long and dangerous, so the people on this continent were looking for a better way to get to the East Indies to obtain spices.
I am the conquistador who Hernando de Soto helped to conquer the Inca Empire in South America. We took the Inca as slaves, and conquered them when they became sick with European diseases.
Medicine that works against harmful bacteria and cures infections.
A prediction of something before it happens.
THe people who sponsored Christopher Columbus’s voyage to find a route to the East Indies.
I am the explorer who traded for pearls with the Lady of Cofitachequi, took her and Vitachuco as prisoners, and crossed the Mississippi River.
Substances in the body that fight against disease.
Improvement or development over time.
The news of my first voyage to what I thought was the East Indies became widely known throughout Europe, thanks to the recent invention of the printing press.
I was trained as a knight and spent years fighting against the Moors in southern Spain; then I joined Columbus on his second voyage in 1493, and later I may have gone searching for the mythical Fountain of Youth.
The opposite of friendly towards others or someone who does not want to be around people.
An introduction to a book or play that comes before the book or play starts.
"In ________ Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue."
I am the Moorish slave who with Friar Marcos was sent to find the Seven Cities of Cibola, and who was killed by the Zunis.