Roald Amundson, Alexander Mackenzie and "first name goes here" Scott
christopher Columbus,Henry Hudson ,samual de shamplain
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The three notable explorers who searched for the Northwest Passage were John Cabot, Martin Waldseemüller, and Sir John Franklin. John Cabot, in 1497, was the first European to explore parts of North America, although he did not find the passage. Martin Waldseemüller later mapped the New World, contributing to the understanding of the geography surrounding the passage. Sir John Franklin led two expeditions in the 19th century but tragically disappeared; his later search revealed the harsh conditions and challenges of the Arctic, ultimately leading to the discovery of the passage in the early 20th century.
James cook -Australia Henry Hudson- Hudson strait and Hudson bay vikings- north America
Spain sent many Spanish explorers to the New World. Three of the most famous were Cortes' Pizarro and De Soto.
Three explorers whose travels benefited their country include Christopher Columbus, who opened up the Americas to European exploration and colonization; Marco Polo, whose travels to China and the East expanded European knowledge of Asia and trade routes; and Lewis and Clark, who explored the western United States and helped to map and establish American presence in that region.
No. It was many years after Cartier landed on the shores of what is now Canada that the Northwest Passage was found. Many sailors attempted to find a passage through the arctic. Men like John Cabot, Francis Drake, James Cook, James Franklin and Martin Frobisher were among them and all failed until 1906 when Roland Amundsen spent three years successfully navigating the passage and later in 1944 it was done in one single seasons voyage by RCMP officer Henry Larsen.
Victoria was originally part of New South Wales. The southern coast and Port Phillip Bay were first explored extensively by explorers John Murray and, three months later, Matthew Flinders in 1802.
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he was looking for a northwest passage through american ie. mississippi riverhe wanted peace with indiansnapolean didnt have military power necessary to control Louisiana
The Spanish wanted to spread their religion, to find gold, and to get glory.
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