John Cabot wanted to explore new lands such as North America which was thought to be Asia (reported by Christopher Columbus)
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No, John Cabot did not have or use a compass. Cabot sailed for England and his first expedition was a failure.
What did john Cabot see? What was John Cabot most known for? Why is John Cabot important? Where did John Cabot get married? Where did John Cabot go to college? Where did John Cabot go to school? What were the three names of John Cabot's ships on his second voyage? What were the five names of John Cabot's ships on his second voyage?
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John Cabot's ship, the Matthew, left Bristol, England during May of 1497. During this voyage he discovered Newfoundland and Labrador and several other outlying areas that eventually became part of Canada.
He enjoyed sailing and map-making. I don't know about anything else. P.S. whenever you post, end it with a ^ sign. its good luck
No, John Cabot did not have or use a compass. Cabot sailed for England and his first expedition was a failure.
What did john Cabot see? What was John Cabot most known for? Why is John Cabot important? Where did John Cabot get married? Where did John Cabot go to college? Where did John Cabot go to school? What were the three names of John Cabot's ships on his second voyage? What were the five names of John Cabot's ships on his second voyage?
yes Education- John Cabot was taught map, navigation, astronomy, mathematics and seamanship
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yes, he discovered new lands and the explorers after Cabot used the map that john Cabot used to go to the new land he discovered.......
John Cabot's ship, the Matthew, left Bristol, England during May of 1497. During this voyage he discovered Newfoundland and Labrador and several other outlying areas that eventually became part of Canada.
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He enjoyed sailing and map-making. I don't know about anything else. P.S. whenever you post, end it with a ^ sign. its good luck
The Appalachian Mountains stretch from the southeastern United States through the northern part of the country into Canada. They run along the eastern side of North America.
No. Canada IS part of North America, however ... there is a difference if you look on a world map. There is also a South America, but none of that is part of the United States either.
The short answer to the question is, "We will never know." It is possible that Cabot explored the east coast of what is now the US. Records, if there were any, no longer survive. Some historians say that Cabot never returned from his second voyage, but there is some evidence to the contrary. There was a report, around 1500, of a map showing the eastern seaboard of North America. If the report was accurate, it could have been produced by Cabot. Such a map would probably have shown Delaware Bay. Whether Cabot actually did explore Delaware, however, is pure speculation.
he was born in Devon in 1554 and died in 1617 because king James 1 tricked him to fight against Spain but he disobeyed him and exicuted him