Question

What strategy did the Spanish explorer Juan Pardo use to improve relations with American Indians

Answer 1

Pardo realized that it was important to make friends with the Native Americans. As a result, Pardo established good relationships with Indian tribes and searched primarily for food for the Santa Elena settlement. He searched for riches but did not find any.

Answer 2

Answer:

Spanish explorer Juan Pardo's strategy to improve relations with American Indians was to have friendly manners towards them.

Explanation:

Spanish explorador, Juan Pardo led two expeditions across the south-eastern part of the United States with great hopes of conquering the lands and finding treasure. His main concern was the food supply, as he and his men would trek about nine hundred miles inland throughout the Carolinas and the eastern part of Tennesse. Making friends with the indians was his strategy - a good relationship was important in order to be provided with food and help. Most of the North Carolina tribes welcomed the Spaniards, although a few others rebelled. Pardo’s expeditions took place between 1566 and 1568.