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European Explorers Come and Go Chapter 2 Section 3: European Explorers  Come and Go

- came to New World 30 years after  Columbus (1492)

Giovanni da Verrazano - from Italy, but working for France - looking for a short water route to Asia o Northwest Passage o like Columbus - didn’t find it, but went back to Europe  saying he had o  Pamlico Sound - unsuccessful

Hernando de Soto - from Spain - looking for gold - crossed into NC around 1540 - primarily in the mountains - treated Native Americans badly - died and was buried in the Mississippi  River - never found the gold

Juan Pardo - Portuguese soldier in the Spanish army - also looking for gold - expedition began in 1569 - found no riches - gave up, went back to Spain after a few  years

Walter Raleigh - from England - late 1500s, England wanted to look for  riches - Queen Elizabeth I sent Sir Humphrey  Gilbert and Sir Walter Raleigh to find NW  Passage - 1578- expedition halted by storms - 2nd try- Queen Elizabeth wouldn’t let  Raleigh go o dream o Gilbert was lost at sea - next year, Raleigh sent out first of  several expeditions o first English attempts to settle the New  World o led to the “Lost Colony”

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