San Jerónimo

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San Jerónimo was a Spanish expedition ship associated with the colonization efforts in the Santa Cruz region of Patagonia in the 16th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish expedition ship
sailing ship
associatedWith Spanish Crown colonial policy in southern South America
Spanish colonization of the Santa Cruz River area
country Spain
hasHistoricalContext European competition for control of southern South America
early Spanish attempts to settle Patagonia
hasLanguageOfCrew Spanish
hasPurpose to secure Spanish presence in Patagonia
to support permanent colonies in the Santa Cruz region
hasRegionOfInfluence Santa Cruz River basin
southern Patagonia
linked to: Patagonia
hasRole expedition flagship
support vessel for colonial settlements
locatedInTime 16th century
operatedBy Spanish colonial authorities
Spanish naval officers
operatedIn Patagonia
Santa Cruz region
South Atlantic Ocean
linked to: South Atlantic
partOf Spanish colonial expansion in Patagonia
Spanish expeditions to the Strait of Magellan
usedFor colonization efforts
exploration
support of colonial outposts
transport of settlers

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