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Leif erikson set sail under what country?
Leif Erickson sailed for Norse.
Where did lief erickson sail to?
North America.
Who did lief erickson sail for?
No one. He sailed for himself.
When did lief erickson sail to north America?
2001
When did Erickson set sail?
In the year 1002 or 1003.
How many times did Leif Erickson sail?
36 times originally and then 33 more times after that
What country was leif erickson born in?
Iceland.
Who did Leif Erickson sail for?
== == He also sailed for King Olaf of Norway.Check out http://www.viking.no/ for some good information on the Vikings.== == == ==
What country did Leif Erickson travel for?
The traveled for Greenland
Who did polo sail for?
Marco did not sail for a country
What country did James cook sail for?
what country or countries did James cook sail for.
What country did King Ferdinand sail from?
Sail from spain
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