Yes because he made it and had other accomplishments on the way

yes because he proved he could go all the way around it

The trip was somewhat successful. He didn't acheive his goal of finding trade routes to India, but he did end up discovering the Americas

Yes because he found The first direct sea route from Europe to India, It established trading routes for portuguese, Direct change of spices and valuable goods

Amerigo Vespucci’s trips were successful, since he has discovered many new countries. Although hardships were encountered, success still won over the negatives.

yes and no. he did not reach his goal but he sailed for england which was very important for their country because it was the reason they decided to use the land.

Vasco Nunez de Balboa

Yes, because he sought new land and a new ocean. Also no, he was unable to get his riches because the king of the new land had him executed before he could.

Yes, Juan Ponce de Leon discover Florida and the positive hardships overcome the negative hardships

Magellan was successful in leading the voyage that would eventually find the Spice islands and circumnavigate the Earth. But also no because a lot of people died

Yes, he defeated the Aztecs, claimed land for Spain, and gained wealth and power.

Yes, Francisco Pizarro's expedition was successful in that he and his men conquered the Inca Empire, gained immense wealth, and established Spanish control over Peru, S. America, and the Caribbean.

Yes and no. He didn’t find a faster way to Asia and his crew abandoned hime during the journey but, he did discover the Hudson River and other major North American waterways.

Yes, Samuel de Champlain's voyages were very successful, leading to the establishment of the French colony (New France), the founding of Quebec City (Canada) and extensive exploration of the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes.

Yes and no he didn't find the seven cities of gold but he did find the grand canyon and great plains which were great things

no he died to a fever and never reached his goal

Yes, his trip was successful because he claimed Canada for the French. However, his trip was also not successful because he did not collect real diamonds and gold and he did not find the Northwest Passage.

Yes. All of his many different expeditions were successful

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SS Explorers Success

Question	Answer
Marco Polo	Yes because he made it and had other accomplishments on the way
Bartholomeu Dias	yes because he proved he could go all the way around it
Christopher Columbus	The trip was somewhat successful. He didn't acheive his goal of finding trade routes to India, but he did end up discovering the Americas
Vasco Da Gama	Yes because he found The first direct sea route from Europe to India, It established trading routes for portuguese, Direct change of spices and valuable goods
Amerigo Vespucci	Amerigo Vespucci’s trips were successful, since he has discovered many new countries. Although hardships were encountered, success still won over the negatives.
John Cabot	yes and no. he did not reach his goal but he sailed for england which was very important for their country because it was the reason they decided to use the land.
Vasco Nunez de Balboa	Yes, because he sought new land and a new ocean. Also no, he was unable to get his riches because the king of the new land had him executed before he could.
Juan Ponce de Leon	Yes, Juan Ponce de Leon discover Florida and the positive hardships overcome the negative hardships
Ferdinand Magellan	Magellan was successful in leading the voyage that would eventually find the Spice islands and circumnavigate the Earth. But also no because a lot of people died
Hernan Cortes	Yes, he defeated the Aztecs, claimed land for Spain, and gained wealth and power.
Francisco Pizarro	Yes, Francisco Pizarro's expedition was successful in that he and his men conquered the Inca Empire, gained immense wealth, and established Spanish control over Peru, S. America, and the Caribbean.
Henry Hudson	Yes and no. He didn’t find a faster way to Asia and his crew abandoned hime during the journey but, he did discover the Hudson River and other major North American waterways.
Samuel de Champlain	Yes, Samuel de Champlain's voyages were very successful, leading to the establishment of the French colony (New France), the founding of Quebec City (Canada) and extensive exploration of the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes.
Francisco Coronado	Yes and no he didn't find the seven cities of gold but he did find the grand canyon and great plains which were great things
Hernando de Soto	no he died to a fever and never reached his goal
Jacques Cartier	Yes, his trip was successful because he claimed Canada for the French. However, his trip was also not successful because he did not collect real diamonds and gold and he did not find the Northwest Passage.
Sir Francis Drake	Yes. All of his many different expeditions were successful

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