The New World and Spanish Conquistadors

In the 16th century, Spanish conquerors conquered the new world across the Atlantic Ocean and conquered local people. Although these early exploration of Spain can gain vast territory and wealth. There were many conquerors during this period, but one of the most famous conquerors was Francisco Pizarro. Francisco Pizarro helps spread Spanish and culture in Peru and many other countries. The era of exploration was from the 15th century to the 17th century.

Francisco Pizarro is the son of a Spanish gentleman who served as a shepherd when he was young. He became a soldier and in 1502 went to Hispaniola with the new Spanish New World colonial governor. Pisaro worked for Spanish conquistor Alonso de Ojeda while traveling to Colombia in 1510 and to Pacific Ocean in Vasco Nunez de Balboa in 1513. Listening to the legend of South America's enormous Indian civilization, Pizarro and the conqueror Diego Dial Tuna set sailing from Panama to the west coast of South America in 1524. The first exploration only took place today in Ecuador, but the second expedition reached today's Peru. So they listened to the direct information about the Inca Empire and got relic relic. The Spaniard probably named the land that will follow the River Ville Peru.

Spanish explorers met three major civilizations in the New World: today's Peruvian Inca, Maya and Central America Maya and Azteca. The enormous wealth of gold and silver, a complex city comparable to or even beyond Europe, and the amazing artistic and scientific outcomes - the conquistor was surprised at what they found. Spain's conquest in the New World was promoted by three G, Gold, Glory, and the Gospel. In his efforts to collect wealth, Columbus (and later conquerors) slapped and destroyed local residents. The number of these Native Americans dramatically decreased due to the fight against colonial forces and the occurrence of diseases in which local people did not have innate immunity. Local people were infected with malaria, smallpox, measles from Europeans, but infected intruders with syphilis by pathological communication.

Columbus discovered the new world, but the Spanish conquerors almost destroyed Native Americans, but brought new hope for the people persecuted in Europe. With the courageous efforts of Western civilization, the world is not round and flat, Western civilization spread to the west.

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