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Champlain was trying to find a trade route to the West Indies but came across Canada instead. Then, King Henry IV sent him back to Canada to explore and trade there. Sieur de Monts helped Champlain out on one of his voyages and the Natives helped out along the way too.

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because he wanted to see the otherside of the world

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UMMM.... ACTUALLY : Champlain wanted to be an explorer because his father was. and he was an explorer because the King of France sent him to claim lands in the new world which was North America and Canada

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Actually, you both are quite right. His uncle and father was explorers and Samuel De Champlain wanted to become just like them. They inspired him to to become an explorer. He also wanted to support France since it was a poor country with no way to gain wealth until Samuel De Champlain went to Quebec. He was actually a geographer for King Henry IV.

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don't use this site it has inaccurate information!!!!!!!!!!!!!THIS SITE DOES HAVE INACCURATE INFO GO SEARCH ON GOOGLE OR SOMETHING IT IS MORE ACCURATE, BUT SOMETIMES NOT BUT GOOGLE IS BETTER THAN THIS SITE IF U ASK ME.And i THINK (I SAID THINK OKAY?!?!?!)he became a Sea Captain because of The Three G's, which are Gold, God, n Glory.SEARCH ON GOOGLE!!!!!! okay? 'Cause I really don't know what I'm talking about but i bet u it has something 2 do with The Three G's...
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Samuel de Champlain was the explorer who founded Quebec City and produced the first accurate map of the Canadian coast. He was born into the seafaring life; his father and uncle were both sailors.

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he was looking for north west passage to Canada

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he was going to look for gold and see if there were any Indian's there

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What was Samuel de Champlain's motive for exploring?

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Samuel de Champlain began exploring in the early 17th century, around 1603. He is known for his expeditions in North America, particularly in the regions that are now part of Canada.


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Did Samuel de Champlain stopped exploring?

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What did Samuel de Champlain do before exploring?

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Who is Samuel Champagne?

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Why did Samuel de Champlain go exploring?

Samuel de Champlain went exploring to find a route to Asia through North America, as well as to establish trading partnerships with Indigenous peoples and to expand French territories in the New World. He also sought to map and navigate the North American coastline for future colonization and settlement.