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What routes did Leif Ericson travel as he sailed to America?
From Greenland west to Baffin Island, then south to Newfoundland, Canada.
How did lief erikson travel to?
He had a Viking merchant ship known as a knarr.
Where all did Leif Erikson travel?
North America, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, the Hebrides.
Who discovered electrons travel in different energy levels?
Bohr
What types of explorations did the vikings have?
Most Vikings travels are finding new islands everywhere they go, some vikings travel to find new land. Leif Erikson actually was the first European to step on America, 500 years before Columbus.
What routes did Leif Ericson travel as he sailed to America?
From Greenland west to Baffin Island, then south to Newfoundland, Canada.
Where did William Baffin start his travel?
Imhis question
When did William baffin travel?
1412-1413 died 1945
Where did leif erikson travel to?
North America.
What has the author Nelson Erikson written?
Nelson Erikson has written: 'A pictorial souvenir of Yellowstone' -- subject(s): Description and travel, Pictorial works
Why did lief erikson travel to America?
He was searching for new lands to colonize.
How did lief erikson travel to?
He had a Viking merchant ship known as a knarr.
Where all did Leif Erikson travel?
North America, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, the Hebrides.
Where did William baffin travel?
WilliamBaffin sailed deeper into the Arctic than anyone else before him, this was in 1616. He also sailed to find the Northwest passage way in 1612... now you might know it as "Baffin Bay."
Who was leif erikson and where did he travel?
He was a Viking sailor and explorer, who became the first European to land in North America.
Why did leif erikson travel to north America?
Leif Erikson traveled to North America because his father had been exiled from Iceland, and his father (Eric the Red) took his wife, his children and his slaves to Greenland with him.
Where did martin frobisher travel?
Canada, he was trying to find a northwest passage to Aisa.
