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European explorers

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Columbus He sails for Spain in search of a route to Asia by going west and discovers North America.
Henry Hudson This Englishman explores in 1610 for England and documented Canada, parts of New York, and Hudson Bay.
Amerigo Vespucci First to relize the Asia was not Asia. The new land was name after him. He sailed for Spain. (1503)
Hernando Cortez A spanish conquistador who conquered the Aztecs in Mexico. (1519)
John Cabot Sailed for England and explored the shores of Newfoundland. (1497-1498)
Giovanni da Verranzano Searched for the Northwest Passage. (1523)
Franciso Pizarro Sailed for Spain. Conquered the Incas in Peru. (1532)
Jacques Cartier Sailed for France and Traveled the St.Lawrence River. Claimed Canada for France and started the French trade with the Natives. (1524)
Hernando De Soto Sailed for Spain and was the first European to cross the Mississippi River. (1539)
Sir Frances Drake Sailed for England and was the first Englishman to sail around the world. 1577-1580)
Samuel de Champlain Sailed for France and established Quebec as a trading center, and documented Lake Champlian. (1608)
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