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Oxana [17]
2 years ago
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in 1540, who set out to find the seven cities of gold? a hernando de soto b francisco vasquez de coronado c cabeza de vaca d jua

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skad [1K]2 years ago
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It was <span>Francisco Vázquez de Coronado that set out to find the seven cities of gold.</span>
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long before the printing press was ever even conceptualized, a man was not equipped with the instrument of writing. It was only the spoken word that was passed on. Memory was the tool that was relied on. As a result of this, when writing began to enter the mainstream world, it was condemned by a lot of people, including Socrates, who felt that it would just create forgetfulness and create a ‘show of wisdom without reality’.

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