SC Explorers
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| Hernando DeSoto | searched the southeastern US for gold and silver; mistreated Native Americans; first to see Mississippi River
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| Jean Ribault's Home Country | France
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| Hernando DeSoto's Home Country | Spain
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| Dr. Henry Woodward's Home Country | England
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| Juan Pardo's Home Country | Spain
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| William Hilton's Home Country | Barbados, but he worked for England
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| Jean Ribault | started a settlement near Port Royal but it didn't last after he went back to France for supplies; came for religious freedom (he was a Huguenot)
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| Jean Ribault's Fort | Charlesfort
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| William Hilton | hired by English settlers in Barbados to find lush land on the coast that would be good for plantatations; Hilton Head Island is named for him
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| Juan Pardo | burned down Charlesfort; rebuilt the for for Spain and renamed surrounding area Santa Elena
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| Dr. Henry Woodward | stayed behind to learn Native Americans culture and language; was captured by the Spanish
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| Motives for Exploration | For King and country; gold and riches; religious freedom; more land
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| Cofitachiqui | DeSoto thought they had gold; they gave him pearls instead
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| Dr. Henry Woodward's motive | to set up a permanent settlement in SC
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| Dr. Henry Woodward | helped to set up Charles Town as a permanent settlement
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| For King and Country | this means that whatever an explorer found, it would belong to the king of their country
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| 3 main tribes of SC | Cherokee, Catawba, and Yemassee
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