British explorer Henry Hudson was sailing on behalf of Holland, when he claimed the land that is now the state of New York.
Amerigo Vespucci
They are both continents whose names begin and end with "a", and have an "i" in the middle. Much the same as America, I guess. Or Antarctica
The Netherlands has Amsterdam and the Hague as capitals. Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands. The Hague is a provincial capital.
At least 55 people cancelled their bookings for Titanic's maiden voyage. Some for logistical reasons, like Henry Clay Frick whose wife sprained her ankle in Italy; and some for reasons of foreboding, like George Washington Vanderbilt II whose family begged him not to go.
Peru !
Henry Hudson.
John Cabot's voyage on the Matthew in 1497 was the basis of the claim.
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Jacques Cartier
The Bounty.
Christopher Columbus
Henry Hudson
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Henry Hudson
Holland (New York, named after the Duke of York was originally named New Amsterdam after Amsterdam, Holland) Spain - laid claim to parts of what is now California & Florida Great Brittain - The original 13 colonies were all Brittish Germany - large parts of what is now Pennsylvania If you're talking about "North America" you can add France, whose influence in Quebec, Canada is obvious. Russia originally owned Alaska, until they sold it to the U.S. (It was a deal consummated by the secretary of state whose name was Seward and it was called Sewards Folly because everyone thought it was worthless, until not only Gold but Oil was discovered there.)
He was a member of his own voyage. It was his crew and his expedition.
Jacques Cartier is the explorer known for his voyages up the St. Lawrence River in the 16th century. His exploration for France in the early 1500s led to the claim of much of eastern Canada, specifically areas such as Quebec and Montreal.