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What European landed in Nova Scotia but thought it was North America?
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When Christopher Columbus discovered the America's he thought he had landed in?
India
What places did Giovanni caboto explore?
He is thought to have landed in either Newfoundland, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Labrador or Maine.
Christopher Columbus thought America was what country when he first landed?
Asia
Who arrived in North America after the vikings?
Christopher Columbus landed on North America, though he thought it was India.
Who landed in North America but thought he was in Asia?
Christopher Columbus landed disputably in North America, some may say Central America. However, he still landed in the Americas and though he was in India; he named the Native Americans the name: Indians.
Has christopher Columbus visited pa?
No.He NEVER landed in NORTH AMERICA ! He landed on an island called Hispaniola that he thought was India.
Where did chritopher Columbus think he had sailed to when he landed in America?
Islands off the coast of India
What did John Cabot find in Eastern Canada?
John Cabot probably landed on southern Labrador or Cape Breton Island on his search for a northern route to Asia. He claimed the land for Henry VII. He may have landed on North America on a later voyage, but most records indicate that he was lost at sea on his return voyage.
What places did columbus explore in america?
He explored South America, Carribean Islands, and Central America. And for your information he did not explore India he thought he did that's why the Native Indians are called Indians because he thought he landed in India.
The English explorer who landed on the coast of Nova Scotia?
John Cabot.
Where did Christopher Columbus think the short route was?
he thought he was going to india by crossing the pacific ocean but he landed in america
What is the name of the famous rock credited to be where the first landed?
The Pilgrims first landed at Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts, but that wasn't the first European, or even the first English settlement on North America.
