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Where was leif erisson born?
Iceland.
Who is Leif Erisson?
He lead a group of Vikings, who became the first Europeans to land in America.
What was leif erisson famous for?
He lead a group of Vikings, who became the first Europeans to land in America.
Was leif ericson sent by someone or founded by a king?
He wasn't sent by anyone. He took it upon himself to travel and explore.
Who wanted leif ericson to explore?
Likely his Dad, and Leif himself.
Who send Leif Erickson to explore?
No one. He chose to explore on his own.
What type of explore was leif ericson?
leif ericson was a Norse sea explorer :) if that helps
Where did Leif Eircson explore?
North America.
Were did leif erikson explore?
North America.
Where did Leif explore?
The east coast of Canada.
Who made leif erikson explore?
No one. He took it upon himself to explore.
Did bjarni herjultsson tell Leif Erikson to explore the new land he discovered?
Bjarni mentioned that he had spotted it. Leif took it upon himself to explore there.
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