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How many places did Ferdinand Magellan discover?
7 countries!
How many sons did Eric the Red have?
Eric the Red had three sons and one girl.
What did leif ericson do that was bad?
Yes, Lief was a good person, although Vikings aren't necessarily "good" he's a historical person, there are many statues of him, he has gained this fame, by being the first European to discover American land.
How many people did leif ericson killed?
56
What did Leif Ericson discover?
Leif Eriksson discovered greenland. ----------------------- Actually it was Leif's dad who discovered Greenland. Leif discovered North America, though really he was following a course set by an Icelander. Leif did create a settlement in North America so many say he discovered it. After all the first guy felt it was too risky to go ashore, so he was just the first recorded European to see North America, not really the same as landing and "discovering". He also discovered a stranded ship and rescued its crew of 14 people.
How many expeditions did Leif Erickson make?
leif ericsson did 4 expeditions
How many people did leif erickson explore with?
He had a crew of 35 men.
How many kids did Leif Erickson have?
He had one son, named Thorkell Leifsson.
How many siblings did Leif Erickson have?
Two brothers and one half sister.
Why was Leif Erickson baned from Iceland?
Because he had too many fights there and killed a lot of people.
How many times did Leif Erickson sail?
36 times originally and then 33 more times after that
What is leif erickson famous for?
Many things including settling in North America about 500 years before it was "discovered".
How many places did Magellan discover?
he went to 124 places to discover
How many places did Ferdinand Magellan discover?
7 countries!
How many places did Leif Ericsson explore?
Just the east coast of Canada.
What and how many places did leif Ericson explore?
Baffin Island, Labrador, Newfoundland.
How many years earlier did Leif Ericsson discover America than Christopher Columbus?
490 years earlier.
