Sailing ships during the gold rush to California in 1849; steamships from the 1860's onward.
Yes, this is how many Irish immigrants reached America duiring the famine, actually for a breif period until the invention of trans-Atlantic flight it was the only way for many people to get across the Atlantic ocean to America.
Irish immigrants typically took between six to eight weeks to sail to America during the 19th century, depending on the weather and the specific route taken. The journey was often made on cramped and overcrowded ships known as "coffin ships" due to the high mortality rates. Conditions were challenging, with limited food and sanitation, making the voyage a difficult experience for many.
Leif_Ericson, and he didn't just want to sail to North America. He did, in fact, sail there!
No It was the first boat with English settlers to sail to America
The Atlantic Ocean
You will be on the Atlantic Ocean
He sail for his father, Erik the Red.
Atlantic Ocean
It took 2 months for the mayflower to sail to America. See related link.
In the 1600s, it took about 6-10 weeks to sail from England to America.
No.
America