George Washington Carver faced obstacles such as slavery and racism throughout his life.
fear of being conquered at war
he had a lot of obstacles to overcome in his life
The archaeological record and Navajo traditional belief in the Dine' Bahane' are approximately the same. The Navajo say they emerged from the world below in the Dine'tah area which is in the upper San Juan river basin in north western New Mexico State about 1100 years ago. The actual emergence place is said to be a lake in the San Juan mountains or at the confluence of the San Juan and Animas rivers. The four sacred mountains mark the boundaries of the traditional lands. Archaeologists find the earliest evidence of a people who are different from other Apachean groups, live in hogans and grow corn in the same area in the San Juan basin starting between 1100 and 900 years ago. In essence their ethno-genisis was a blending of Apachean culture with some aspects of Pueblo people in this area. Today the Navajo Nation is 300,000 enrolled members on 27,000 sq miles between the same four sacred mountains including some of the San Juan basin.
Booker T. Washington was a former slave who faced obstacles of poverty and racism as he tried to obtain an education. His inspiring book, 'Up From Slavery,' chronicles his quest for knowledge, as well as the building of the school that would become the Tuskegee Institute.
Some people say it is 1513 but his full name is Juan Ponce de Leon
Ponce De Leon was the first to step in Florida.
Florida and the Fountain of Youth
juan ponce de leon
The Spanish Juan Ponce de Leon used many Spanish items such as a conquistador helm, just a basic sword, and some food and supplies.
there is juan ponce de leon he found the state Florida
Juan Ponce De Leon needed supplies for his voyage FYI (for your information) put up some answers I'm doing a project on him don't be so selfish gosh
well first he sailed to Florida then some other places
Juan Ponce De Leon sailed with Christopher Columbus on many different occasions for many different expeditions. Some expeditions even to Japan...& of course Florida.
Ponce de León was injured by a poisoned arrow to the shoulder, or perhaps in the thigh as some historians state. Perhaps the best answer would be to state simply that he was shot in Florida and died in Havana.
actually many after he was governor of Florida
he was conquered and made puerto rico's governor in 1508