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How did leif ericson get to where he was going?
Sailed
What famous viking sailed to North America?
Leif Eriksson, some 500 years before Columbus
What was leif ericson's years of exploration?
Leif Erickson sailed in the years 1001-1003
What was leif ericson's route?
He sailed west from Greenland to North America.
Who did leif ericson travel with?
he sailed for his dad and king olaf of Norway
Where was leif ericson exploring?
He sailed west from Greenland to North America.
What route did leif ericson take to America?
He sailed west from Greenland.
How many men sailed with Leif Ericson?
He had a crew of 35 men.
What country did Leif Ericson explore for?
None. He provided his own ship and supplies.
A viking who sailed to the island of Newfoundland was?
There was Eric the Red & his son, Leif Ericson.
How did leif ericson travel to America?
By ocean, he sailed in a boat he had purchased in Iceland.
Who was a viking who sailed to the island of Newfoundland?
There was Eric the Red & his son, Leif Ericson.
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