How The Grand Canyon Was Carved

miles-found the cattle in a large field and succeeded in getting 20 head of them, and

Cabeza de Vaca overcame obstacles in the wilderness from the skills that he had learned. By looking at Document A I can infer that Cabeza de Vaca walked an extremely long way

The Grand Canyon is one of the greatest natural creations our planet has to offer. Have you ever been mesmerized by the giant cliffs, massive ridges, or the wide array of beautiful colors? If you answered yes, this paper is just for you! After reading this, you will be well educated about the Grand Canyon.

Cabeza made use of all the food that the indians gave him and that included spiders,snakes and rats. (document B). He used hit a branch from a tree that was struck by lightning and just kept walking. NIght after night he would huddle in a hole with his fire ( Document D).Cabeza did all these things because without it he would not have been able to survive his journey through Texas.

Coronado went out to find the cities of gold and riches. This made him start an expedition up north to try and find these so called golden cities. Instead of finding the golden cities he found something else. He found small Indian villages. Instead of leaving them be, he had another idea. He decided to force his way into the village taking it over and forcing the Indians to leave. But he also found something else, he found

Cabeza was a very skillful man he knew how to survive, Cabeza would hollow out horse legs so that he could have his clean water in a container to drink from (Doc.B). When Cabeza went on his trek across Texas he went through some very harsh weather and landscape, having to cross mountains and drive yourself down a stream after a long day of walking (Doc.A). If cabeza didn't know how to cook meat properly, build a fire, gather materials, and find shelter he wouldn’t have made this trek as amazing as it (Doc.B). It took two years for the exploration of texas that means building rafts to cross rivers, finding the materials around to help heal or protect you from the wild Cabeza made the most of everything he had

Running over mountains, through 100 degree heat, (Document A) while being chased by Indians, he had to eat spiders just to keep from starving(Document B). This was Cabeza De Vaca’s life while he tried to survive. Cabeza De Vaca ate anything, slept anywhere, and did anything he had to do just to keep his life. All he wanted was to find a New World, but instead he found himself in difficult situations around every corner he turned. The only way Cabeza de Vaca survived was because of his wilderness skill, success as a healer, and his respect for Indians.

Cabeza de Vaca survived in Texas because of his amazing wilderness skills. While in Texas, Cabeza learned a few things. He learned to eat whatever he could find including spiders, rats, roots, lizards, snakes, berries, and mollusks. He also used a tree that was struck by lightning to light a torch and keep him warm in the cold nights he experienced (Doc. B). Cabeza could eat whatever he found and thus, was never starving. The torches that he had lit could give him warmth and a way to scare off possible predators that might eat him

men across the isthmus. He kept his cool and showed how he could lead men when times

Old- Earth Seculars search and explore these areas of the Grand Canyon to find answers to the age of the earth.

One of the challenges was the part for the Colorado River near in a two called El Mayor, Mexico. The people of the Cocopah Indians have fished and farmed for about 2,000 years. It had dried up all the way to Baja California because of this.

his life and discover the wealth of the wilderness. That man’s name was Daniel Boone.

Cabeza de Vaca, a conquistador, shipwreck in the Island of Bad Luck. A year later on 4 out of the 250 men survive having nothing but each other. After many year of being a slave, working endlessly and never eating, he wanted quits. Him and 3 other survivors went to Mexico City to escape this nightmare. So how did Cabeza survive his journey? With god by his side and the hope of living was not the only reason why he survive, some main reasons why he survived was by his wilderness skill being amazing, he was considered a shaman to the Indians, and his ability to use his communication skills.

When finding his lost sea friends, he sets off on the trip. Traveling across rivers and valleys with no horses, or as now known as cars, and no help. He put fires around him so he wouldn’t get eaten by the wild animals he‘s surrounded by. Drinking only from water stored in hollowed-out horse-legs. Traveling through deserts along the Gulf of California. He was one of the 4 men who survived, out of 300. He was a survivor, and with a survivor always comes a pair of radical skills.

Austin, Steven A. 1994. Grand Canyon: Monument to Catastrophe. Santee, California: Institute for Creation Research.