...Born in province of badajoz, spain 1500. May 21, 1542, died of fever. Hernando De Soto was a spanish explorer. He discovered the mississippi river. He had a share of no less than 18,000 ounces of gold when he returned to spain in 1536. He assembled a fleet of 10 ships and selected a crew of 700 men based on their fighting ability. He departed on april 6, 1538. While exploring the highlands in 1533, de soto came upon a road leading to cuzco, the capital of peru's incan empire. De soto played a fundamental role in organizing the conquest of peru, and engaged in a successful battle to capture cuzco. Despite having a new wife and a home in spain, de soto grew restless when he heard stories about cabeza de vaca's exploration of florida and the other gulf coast states. In 1532, explorer...
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...Spanish masters.” Bartolome did many things to help the Indians, such as writing letters explaining how they are being mistreated. In document 2b it says “ Las casa interrupted work on the book ( A History of the Indies) only to send to the council of the indies in madrid three long letters, in which he accused persons and institutions of the sin of oppressing the Indian, particular through the encomienda system.” The encomienda system was created by the spanish to control the Indians. In 1542 Charles put the laws into effect. In document 3 it says “ In response to both his fear and conscience, charle promulgated the New Laws in 1542. They forbade the enslavement of the indians, their compulsory personal service, the granting of new encomiendas, and the inheritance of encomiendas.” The most important thing of these new laws was they gave the Indians there freedom. Bartolome was definitely successful. Hen he wrote the letters this showed how the Indians were being treated, and then later in 1542 new laws were passed to give the Indians their...
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...Race Relations The three articles Bartoleme de Las Casas: Brief Account of the Devastation of the Indies (1542), Andrew Jackson's Speech to Congress on Indian Removal (1830), and Helen Hunt Jackson, A Century of Dishonor (New York, 1881) all speak about the slavery and mistreatment of the Indians. They give suggestions on ways to fix the problem of the mistreatment of Indians and give testimony on the mistreatment. In Bartolome de Las Casas: Brief Account of the Devastation of the Indies (1542), he talked about how Indians were enslaved and killed. The lands of Hispaniola which were extremely populated became less populated as more Spaniards arrived and began to kill and enslave Indians. The author stated “Yet into this sheepfold, into this land of meek outcasts there came some Spaniards who immediately behaved like ravening wild beasts, wolves, tigers, or lions that had been starved for many days.” Also, Indians from Puerto Rica and Jamaica were being brought from their land to Hispaniola to be sold as slaves some were killed. In Andrew Jackson's Speech to Congress on Indian Removal (1830), he talked about removing the Indians from their current homes to a new home to avoid them being killed. He describes that they (the government) will pay to relocate the Indians. Jackson says that since two Indian tribes have already accepted the offer and that because of that he hopes more will accept it. Jackson writes that “It will separate the Indians from immediate contact with...
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...The Mayans, Aztecs, and Incas all were different tribes that lived at different periods, in different locations, and they had different capitals for each civilization. The Mayan lived in parts of present-day southern Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. The Mayan lived between the 1000 BC to the 1542. The Mayan capital was Tikal but also there were also different capitals for each Mayan city. The Aztecs were located in now day Mexico. They also had the Great Valley. They lived between the 12 century AD to 15th century AD. Their capital was Tenochtitlan. The Inca’s were located in Peru. They lived between 1438 AD to 1532 AD. Their capital was Cuzco. The Inca empire was stretched out 2,000 miles from the north to the south. The Mayas economy was different and the same with the other tribes. They traded with many of the Mesoamerican cultures. The farmers transported their cocoa beans to the market in canoe or in large baskets. They had 3 ways of farming that were all good. The first one was the Slash and Burn farming, in this farming they burned down forests to get land to plant. This was a good way of farming but it also had its consequences....
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...1450 CE -1650 CE 1542 In 1542, Cabrillo led the first European expedition to explore what is now the west coast of the United States. The Gulf of California had recently been explored by Francisco de Ulloa, Hernando de Alarcón and Domingo del Castillo, proving that California was not an island. Cabrillo was commissioned by Pedro de Alvarado, Governor of Guatemala, for a voyage up the California coast under the flag of Spain. Cabrillo hoped to find the fabulously wealthy cities known as Cibola, believed to be somewhere on the Pacific coast beyond New Spain, and a route connecting the North Pacific to the North Atlantic -- the non-existent "Straits of Anian". The Cabrillo expedition sailed out of the port of Navidad, near modern day Manzanillo, on June 24, 1542. Accompanying Cabrillo were a crew of sailors, soldiers,...
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...SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS This Settlement Agreement and Release of All Claims (“Agreement”) is made effective this __ day of May, 2013, by and between Premier Self-Storage/All Aboard Mini Storage - Modesto (“All Aboard”), and Del Nixon (“Nixon”) and Julie Cabral (“Cabral”). Nixon and Cabral are sometimes hereinafter collectively referred to as “Occupant.” Occupant and All Aboard are sometimes hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Parties.” WHEREAS, All Aboard owns the self-storage facility located at 2101 Sylvan Road, Modesto, CA 95355 (the “Facility”); All Aboard and Nixon entered into an agreement (the “Rental Agreement”) for storage space no. F639 at the Facility (the “Space”) for the storage of certain personal property (the “Personal Property”); a dispute has arisen regarding between the Parties and the Parties desire to enter into this Agreement to compromise and settle their dispute; each deny liability and merely intend to buy their peace. NOW THEREFORE, for good and mutual consideration, it is hereby agreed as follows: 1. Payment. All Aboard agrees to pay and Occupant agrees to accept the sum of $4,500.00, in exchange for the release of All Aboard in accordance with Paragraph 3 below. 2. Vacate Unit. Occupant shall remove the Personal Property from the Space and Facility on or before the close of business on May 31, 2013 (the “Surrender Deadline”). After the Surrender Deadline, Occupant shall...
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...Mary Stuart also known as Mary Queen of Scots or Mary I of Scotland. Mary was born on the 8th of February 1542 in Linlithgow Palace, Linlithgow. Mary was the Queen of Scotland from the 14th December 1542 till the 24th of July 1562. She was crowned Queen Consort of France from 10th July 1559to 5th December 1560. Mary was the only child of King James V of Scotland and Mary of Guise. She was only six days old when her father died and she was next in line to the throne. Mary became Queen of Scots ix days after her birth on the 14th of December. She was baptized at a nearby church in Linlithgow, Church of St Michael few days after she was born. Once Mary’s marriage agreement was secure, the five year old Mary was once again sent back to France to spend the next thirteen years of her life at the French court. Mary was a favourite with everyone at the French court. She was taught French, Latin, Italian, Spanish and Greek and also learned to play the lute and virginal. Portraits of Mary show that she had a small, round, oval shaped face a long and elongated neck, bright red and auburn hair, dark arched eyebrows, smooth light skin, high forehead, dark hazel brown eyes and firm features. The French and Scottish considered Mary as a pretty child and later on in her womanhood found her strikingly attractive. Mary was...
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...On 04/27/2017, I was assigned to housing unit D-3 at Durango Jail located at 3225 W. Gibson Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85009. I was working in the housing unit Control Tower. At approximately 1541 hours, Inmates Hogan, Reginald T329108 and Pereya, Steve T344308 of cell 12 were in the dayroom of A Pod for their one hour of dayroom access. At approximately 1542 I opened cell 6 via the control panel for Inmate Rudzinski, Joseph T356179, cell 6, bed 2 to come out for a legal visit. Inmate Rudzinski walked out of cell 6, Inmate Perez, Santiago T329108 pushed the cell door wide open and stood in the doorway. I ordered Inmate Perez over the PA system to close the door. I observed Inmate Rudzinski walk back towards cell 6 and push the door closed. Inmates Perez and Hogan then engaged in a mutual fight in cell 6. I immediately made a radio call to Security Control indicating there was an inmate fight in D-3, A Pod. I also made an announcement over the PA system for the entire housing unit to lockdown....
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...Magellan and captained the ship "Victoria" back to Spain. He and his men earned the distinction of being the first to circumnavigate the world in one full journey. After Magellan's death in Cebu, it took 16 more months for Elcano to return to Spain. The Magellan expedition started off through the westward route and returning to Spain by going east; Magellan and Elcano's entire voyage took almost three years to complete. Spain sends other expedition After the Spain had celebrated Elcano’s return, King Charles I decided that Spain should conquer the Philippines. Five subsequent expeditions were then sent to the Islands. These were led by Garcia Jofre Loaisa (1525), Sebastian Cabot (1526), Alvaro de Saavedra (1527), Rudy Lopez de Villalobos (1542)...
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...| Hero Does Not Fit | Does James Wolfe Deserve the Title ‘Hero of Quebec’ | | Zachary Bliss | 12/6/2012 | Dr. Daryl White HI2600 | The battle of the Plains of Abraham was a turning point in the Seven Years War once the British defeated the French at Quebec they never relinquished hold of the city. It did not signal the end to the fighting but it gave the British the upper hand. The French army commanded by Louis-Joseph, Marquis de Montcalm was much larger than the British force commanded by Major-General James Wolfe. Montcalm had the help of François-Pierre de Rigaud de Vaudreuil, the governor of Trois-Riviere and when Great Britain declared war on France he commanded the advanced guard of Montcalm’s forces. While Wolfe is heralded as a hero in Britain he does not deserve the title ‘Hero of Quebec’. There is no doubt that James Wolfe was a tremendous leader. He certainly has the history to prove it. He was not however, the best tactician. He had joined the army at the age of fifteen and he was a Lieutenant Colonel and commanding his own regiment by the age of twenty-three. Francis Parkman describes Wolfe as “ardent, headlong, void of fear, often rash, almost fanatical in military duty, and reckless of life when the glory of England of his own was at stake”. He contains the qualities necessary to lead an army and did so quite effectively. His army stood triumphant at the end of the fighting but the British did not really win the battle; the French lost it....
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...Alaska 2013 BAH Rates - WITH DEPENDENTS MHA E-1 1770 1665 1908 1899 1698 1626 E-2 1770 1665 1908 1899 1698 1626 E-3 1770 1665 1908 1899 1698 1626 E-4 1770 1665 1908 1899 1698 1626 E-5 1983 1971 2391 2103 2097 2025 E-6 1992 1980 2400 2112 2106 2034 E-7 2061 2076 2433 2247 2238 2127 E-8 2148 2190 2478 2403 2391 2235 E-9 2271 2319 2592 2568 2577 2358 W-1 1995 1983 2403 2115 2109 2037 W-2 2097 2124 2451 2310 2301 2172 W-3 2205 2265 2508 2502 2490 2307 W-4 2298 2337 2625 2592 2610 2379 W-5 2406 2427 2763 2694 2754 2463 O1E 2079 2100 2442 2277 2271 2148 O2E 2190 2244 2499 2475 2463 2286 O3E 2313 2352 2646 2607 2634 2391 O-1 1986 1974 2394 2106 2100 2028 O-2 1989 1977 2397 2109 2103 2031 O-3 2202 2259 2505 2496 2481 2301 O-4 2448 2460 2817 2736 2808 2496 O-5 2622 2601 3042 2904 3039 2637 O-6 2649 2628 3072 2931 3069 2661 O-7 2673 2652 3105 2961 3102 2688 Alaska KETCHIKAN, AK SITKA, AK JUNEAU, AK KODIAK ISLAND, AK ANCHORAGE, AK FAIRBANKS, AK AK400 AK401 AK402 AK403 AK404 AK405 Alabama 2013 BAH Rates - WITH DEPENDENTS MHA E-1 861 E-2 861 E-3 861 E-4 861 E-5 915 E-6 1020 E-7 1053 E-8 1089 E-9 1170 W-1 1023 W-2 1068 W-3 1113 W-4 1191 W-5 1281 O-1E 1059 O-2E 1107 O-3E 1206 O-1 927 O-2 1017 O-3 1110 O-4 1317 O-5 1464 O-6 1479 O-7 1494 Alabama ANNISTON / FT MCCLELLAN FORT RUCKER HUNTSVILLE, AL MOBILE, AL MONTGOMERY, AL AUBURN, AL BIRMINGHAM, AL TUSLOOSA, AL AL001 AL002 AL003 AL004 AL005 AL006 AL007 AL008 AL001 939 1023 1002 1062 1026 1017 1068 861 939 1023 1002...
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...and the Marianas Islands. After obtaining peace with various indigenous nations and kingdoms, Miguel López de Legazpi made Manila the capital of the Spanish East Indies in 1571.The capital of the province of Albay in the Philippines, Legazpi City bears his name. Ruy López de Villalobos (ca. 1500 – April 4, 1544), not to be confused with Heitor Villa-Lobos, was a Spanish explorer who sailed the Pacific from Mexico to establish a permanent foothold for Spain in the East Indies, which was near the Line of Demarcation between Spain and Portugal according to the Treaty of Saragossa in 1529. Villalobos gave the Philippines their name, after calling them Las Islas Filipinas in honor of the Infante of Asturias at the time, Philip II of Spain. In 1542 he also discovered a Pacific group of islands, most likely Hawaii, but the Spaniard kept the discovery secret. Micah L. Barriatos BSBA – Financial Management TF 8:30-10:00 am Micah L. Barriatos BSBA – Financial Management TF 10:00-11:00...
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...Bartolome de Las Casas, a brave and famous explorer. There was not much known about his early life except he was born in a Seville, Spain in 1484 (Issues). He became a missionary, and was quickly inspired to study Latin. After studying, he became a priest and never graduated from any university (Las Casas Facts). Bartolome de Las Casas was an explorer mostly known for working against the cruel behavior and slavery towards Native Americans. This cruel behavior was completed by the Spaniards and Europeans that traveled to the Americas (19). Because he wrote uplifting articles about Natives while freeing them from bondage and slavery, Bartolome de Las Casas belongs in the hall of fame. Firstly, Casas teamed up with King Ferdinand II to make...
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...Xerox Corporation 1 Accounting Ethical Breaches at Xerox Corporation Taiwan Byrd Xerox Corporation 2 Accounting Ethical Breaches at Xerox Corporation Some of the largest accounting frauds in history occurred in the last several years leading to the well-known scandals in the accounting industry. During the early 2000’s accounting scandals were at the forefront of most business circles and rising to an all-time high in record number of cases being reported (Erickson). This raised the public to question and ask one major question are these scandals of fraud directly linked to the lack of ethics in these company or are they just honest mistakes that need to be fixed. Today businesses have made tremendous strides towards cleaning up the scandals. Businesses today have implemented programs that give the public, stockholders, and investors the belief that they want to take the right steps towards improving this negative environment inside major corporations around the world. The company I have chosen to take a more in-depth look at its ethical breaches and the improvements they have made to improve on those breaches is the famous and most illustrious Xerox Corporation. Xerox was cited for what we would call a major infraction back in the early 2000’s for some of their accounting practices in the late 1990’s. Xerox faced with hard competition from up and rising foreign markets and losing a portion of their core small copier business to desktop...
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...HEADLINE: Financial appraisal report on OMPL aromatics complex project CONTENT: Draft financial appraisal report by SBI Caps on aromatics complex project in Mangalore SEZ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 Introduction ONGC-Mangalore Petrochemicals Ltd (OMPL) is a company promoted by Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) and Mangalore Refineries & Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) for setting up an aromatics complex at Mangalore in Mangalore 'Special Economic Zone (MSEZ). OMPL will be a private sector company with ONGC and MRPL holding 49% of the equity capital of the company while the balance 51% equity will be offered to Strategic/ financial investors and retail investors. OMPL was incorporated on 19th December 2006 and its registered office is at 7/24, Cunningham Road, Bangalore, India. Authorized share capital of the Company is Rs 2000 crore (around USD 500 million). OMPL is setting up ban aromatics complex in MSEZ adjacent to the existing refinery of MRPL. The plant will produce 913,700 MT per annum of para-Xylene and about 283,100 MT per annum of Benzene. This complex will get its feedstock, mainly naphtha and aromatic streams from the MRPL refinery. OMPL will enter into a feedstock sourcing arrangement with MRPL for continuous supply of naphtha and other streams. The project is expected to start commercial operation by 2012. 442 acres of land for the complex has already been acquired on long term lease basis from MSEZ and site development work...
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