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Francisco Vázquez de Coronado: The Quest for the Seven Cities of Gold

Francisco Vázquez de Coronado sought the legendary Seven Cities of Gold, believing they would lead to immense wealth. Sponsored by Spain, he embarked on his expedition to the New World from 1540 to 1542. His passion for exploration was overshadowed by a notable incident where he killed an Indian boy after being misled about the cities' locations. Coronado's relentless pursuit highlights his ambition for riches and Spain's quest for prosperity in the Americas. His journey remains a significant chapter in the history of exploration.

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Francisco Vázquez de Coronado: The Quest for the Seven Cities of Gold

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  1. FRANCISCO VANQEZ CORANODO Jake

  2. Claim to fame • Francisco always wanted to find the 7 cities of gold and he only traveled to the new worlds because he wanted to gain wealth.

  3. sponsor • Francisco spent most of his life at his sponsor was Spain. But he ventured in 1540-1542.

  4. Interesting facts • One interesting fact is he asked a Indian boy were the 7 cities of gold but the boy lied so FVC killed him because he was furious.

  5. Motive • The reason why he went to the new world was because he new he would get money in it.

  6. Bibliography: • Bower, bert.America’s Past.Palo Alto, CA:Teacers’s Curriculum institute,2010.64-65

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