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True. All of them were seeking a route to Asia.
Cartier and Hudson were explorers, both seeking what was known as the Northwest Passage. They both went further north in an attempt to find this.
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The first European explorers were mainly looking for new trade routes to Asia in order to bypass Islamic-controlled land routes. Additionally, they were seeking to discover new lands, resources, and potential riches to expand their empires and increase their influence in the world.
As late as the 1800's they were still seeking a passage to Asia. Your question needs a little work to be able to answer.
Henry Hudson found the passage way to Asia
They were seeking a faster, cheaper, safer, more reliable way to bring goods back from India and the Far East.
Giovanni Verrazzano was a Tuscan who sailed for the French in 1524. He was seeking the Northwest Passage. Later Henry Hudson explored the Hudson River in 1609. He claimed the land for the Dutch.
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Jacques Cartier was sent to North America by the French in the 16th century in search of a northwest passage to Asia for trade. He was also seeking riches such as gold, silver, and other valuable resources. Additionally, he was tasked with exploring and claiming new lands for France.
Thru out history, the Chinese have been characterized as "merchants." Examples: The Silk Road (travelled for the purposes of trade); Marco Polo (discovering new trade goods); Colombus seeking a route to China for the purposes of trade; European explorers seeking trade routes to China for trade: silk, tea, spices).