Coronado's Report to the King of Spain

Who was Francisco Vázquez de Coronado?

• A Spanish explorer

• A French king

• An Italian artist

• A Portuguese sailor

When did Coronado make his report to the King of Spain?

• October 1541

• March 1520

• July 1535

• December 1550

What was the main goal of Coronado's expedition?

• To find the Seven Cities of Gold

• To map the coastline

• To establish trade routes

• To build new settlements

Which areas did Coronado's expedition pass through?

• Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Kansas

• Florida, Georgia, and Alabama

• California, Nevada, and Utah

• Oregon, Washington, and Idaho

Which Native American tribes did Coronado encounter?

• Pueblo peoples, the Zuni, and the Plains Indians

• Cherokee, Seminole, and Iroquois

• Apache, Navajo, and Sioux

• Mohawk, Oneida, and Seneca

Who are "Indigenous Peoples"?

• The original inhabitants of a region

• European settlers

• Explorers from Asia

• Traders from Africa

Why was Coronado sent on his expedition?

• To find the Seven Cities of Gold

• To establish a new trade route

• To map the coastline

• To build a new settlement

What did Coronado's report highlight about Indigenous peoples?

• Their customs, lifestyles, and societies

• Their military strategies

• Their trade practices

• Their religious beliefs

What did Coronado's findings influence?

• Future explorations and settlements in North America

• The Spanish economy

• European art and culture

• The development of new technologies

What were the main goals of Coronado’s expedition, and how did they reflect the interests of Spain at that time?

• To establish trade routes and spread Christianity

• To find the Seven Cities of Gold and expand Spanish territory

• To create alliances with Native Americans and learn their culture

• To explore the Caribbean Islands and establish colonies