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Who discovered Greenland?
Leif Ericson is NOT correct! Erik the Red discovered and created a settlement on Greenland. Leif Erikson, his son, was born in Greenland, and explored and discovered Newfoundland and Vinland.
Did Lief Ericson discover Greenland?
No. Greenland was discovered by Leif's father, Erik the Red.
What was leif ericson's country?
Born and raised in Iceland, lived in Greenland.
What did leif ericson's dad do?
Killed a few people, got banished, discovered Greenland.
When and where did Leif Ericson die?
leif ericson died in 1020 and died in Greenland
What did leif ericson find?
... discovered, named, and founded the colony, Vinland, on present day Greenland.
Where was leif ericson when he died?
Greenland.
Where did leif ericson travel from?
Greenland.
What is leif ericson's country?
Greenland.
Were leif ericson was buried?
Greenland.
What is leif ericson famous for?
leif ericson discovered america!
Where did leif ericson set sail?
From Greenland.
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