Dose anyone know what are some years that Fransisco Pizarro Sailed around spain and what were some major things that happend each year he was travleing?
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He sailed FOR spain and he was murderd he also discoverd the Pacific ocean
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I have not ridden that trip, but I do think it may be worth your while to check into Adventure Cycling.  What you are talking about is pretty much what they do.\n\nGood luck and hope this helps you.
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Here's some links, good luck!\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhHWdeLO0gsDC5g4rR8QZpvsy6IX?qid=1006040214948\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Nino
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Born and raised in Caracas, Miranda was the son of a wealthy merchant from the Canary Islands, a region of Spain. He traveled throughout Europe, becoming a social sensation and garnering support for the independence of Spanish America. He had made friends with many important leaders and political figures throughout Europe, such as British Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger, and even had an affair with Catherine the Great of Russia.\n\nAs a general in the Spanish Army, Miranda took part in military operations in the three continents -Africa, Europe and America- and played an important role in some of the great historical events of the time.\n\nMore information can be found at this site if you want to check it out.
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Bermuda Shorts:\n\nA Brief History of\nthe Devil's Triangle\n\nLimbo of the Lost. The Twilight Zone. Hoodoo Sea. The Devil's Triangle. The vast three-sided segment of the Atlantic Ocean bordered by Bermuda, Puerto Rico and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, did not receive its most famous nickname until 1964, but reports of bizarre happenings there, or nearby, have been recorded for centuries. In fact, many claim that Christopher Columbus bore witness to the Bermuda Triangle's weirdness.\n\nAs the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria sailed through the area in 1492, it is reported that Columbus's compass went haywire and that he and his crew saw weird lights in the sky, but these events have mundane explanations. From the account in Columbus's journal, it is thought that his compass's slight inaccuracy stemmed from nothing more than the discrepancy between true north and magnetic north. As for the lights, Columbus wrote of seeing "a great flame of fire" that crashed into the ocean -- probably a meteor. He saw lights in the sky again on October 11, which, of course, was the day before his famous landing. The lights, brief flashes near the horizon, were spotted in the area where dry land turned out to be.\n\nAnother historical event retroactively attributed to the Bermuda Triangle is the discovery of the Mary Celeste. The vessel was found abandoned on the high seas in 1892, about 400 miles off its intended course from New York to Genoa. There was no sign of its crew of ten or what had happened to them. Since the lifeboat was also missing, it is quite possible that they abandoned the Mary Celeste during a storm that they wrongly guessed the ship could not weather. But what makes it even harder to call this a Bermuda Triangle mystery is that it the ship was nowhere near the Triangle -- it was found off the coast of Portugal.\n\nThe Bermuda Triangle legend really began in earnest on December 5, 1945, with the famed disappearance of Flight 19. Five Navy Avenger bombers mysteriously vanished while on a routine training mission, as did a rescue plane sent to search for them -- six aircraft and 27 men, gone without a trace. Or so the story goes.\n\nWhen all the facts are laid out, the tale of Flight 19 becomes far less puzzling. All of the crewmen of the five Avengers were inexperienced trainees, with the exception of their patrol leader, Lt. Charles Taylor. Taylor was perhaps not at the height of his abilities that day, as some reports indicate that he had a hangover and failed in his attempts to pass off this flight duty to someone else.\n\nWith the four rookie pilots entirely dependent on his guidance, Taylor found that his compass malfunctioned soon into the flight. Taylor chose to continue the run on dead reckoning, navigating by sighting landmarks below. Being familiar with the islands of the Florida Keys where he lived, Taylor had reason to feel confident in flying by sight. But visibility became poor due to a brewing storm, and he quickly became disoriented.\n\nFlight 19 was still in radio contact with the Fort Lauderdale air base, although the weather and a bad receiver in one of the Avengers made communication very spotty. They may have been guided safely home if Taylor had switched to an emergency frequency with less radio traffic, but he refused for fear they would be unable to reestablish contact under these conditions.\n\nTaylor ended up thinking they were over the Gulf of Mexico, and ordered the patrol east in search of land. But in reality, they had been heading up the Atlantic coastline, and Taylor was mistakenly leading his hapless trainees much further out to sea. Radio recordings indicate that some of them suggested to Taylor that Florida was actually to the west.\n\nA search party was dispatched, which included the Martin Mariner that many claim disappeared into the Bermuda Triangle along with Flight 19. While it is true that it never returned, the Mariner did not vanish; it blew up 23 secon
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there's a book about it:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684813785/themathforum/103-1135901-9171868
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I lived in Southern Spain 5 years before it was legal to find work there. Now there are opportunities on the Costa del Sol. A lot of tourists so there is work in the tourist industry and in real estate sales. Condo's are booming there. Marbella is where the creme de la creme goes and Torremolinos where the cheap tours go. But hotels are everywhere and different tour guides etc...with different languages are always on demand. Try and visit and see what you can find out. Grand Circle offers inexpensive weekly tours.
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i couldn't find much but here is some:\n\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=juan+pachin+vicens&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images
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Check here (look at the end for   See Magellan's voyage.)\n\nhttp://www.mariner.org/educationalad/ageofex/magellan.php#\n\nAlso here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Magellan#Circumnavigation_and_return\n\nBest map here:\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/explorers/printouts/m/magellan.shtml
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hear me stewie i have just observed familly guy.i just loved the weather.well i would like to stay and chat but i have to go answer more questions.\n\ni speak spanish by the way you had some spelling errors.\n\nrespond:a mi tambien me gusta familly y me encante el tiempo esta muy rico bueno te mirare al rato y voy a ir a tu profile para constetar algunas de tus preguntas bueno bye!!! al rato te miro\n\ni may also have spelling erors i also am not really good at spanish
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these urls should help you:\n\nhttp://gocalifornia.about.com/cs/missioncalifornia/a/gabrielhist.htm\nhttp://www.californiamissions.com/cahistory/sangabriel.html
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Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_mythology\nhttp://www.npl.lib.va.us/bibl/Spain/Spain_bibs.html
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Galia Moss, the first Latin American woman to make a solo sailboat crossing of the Atlantic Ocean. She departed from Vigo, Spain last April 25 and is expected to arrive to Mexican soil in the next days to complete a 3,698 miles trip in little more than one month. \n\nFor this incredible adventure, Moss prepared herself with the “El + Mejor”, a First 31.7 cruise and regata sailboat designed by Finot/Conq, that weights 8,267 pounds and is 31.5 feet long. It can stock up to 160 liters of drinking water and 30 liters of fuel. The foodstuffs to survive the journey include cans and dehydrated meals.
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http://www.enchantedlearning.com/explorers/page/d/deleon.shtml\nhttp://www.win.tue.nl/~engels/discovery/ponce.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_ponce_de_leon\nhttp://www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0839647.html\nhttp://www.fcps.k12.va.us/KingsParkES/technology/bios/deleon.htm
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http://www.saildallas.com/\n\ngo there and it gives lots of info about sailing
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Write about the 100 years war between France and England. It lasted from 1337-1453, or the Black Death(or Plague) which was from 1348-1349. Another suggestion is writing about Magellan going around the world from 1519-1522.
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I think he was just a man doing his job and then became a scape goat.\nHe contributed to showing Spain that it IS feasable to travel to this general area. I'm not sure if Columbus even came to the United States of America but he did come to THE Americas. He contributed indirectly as the horses migrated to the North and into the U.S. The resulting migration of Catholic Missions also came North.