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What obstacle's did Henry Hudson have?
Getting stuck in the ice while on a voyage
What are facts about Henry Hudson's galleon?
Henry Hudson's galleon was called the half moon.it got stuck on a sand bar directly offshore, at the mouth of the Delaware Bay.
What were Henry Hudsons accomplishments?
He found the Hudson Bay, the Hudson River, and he worked his way up from a cabin boy to a captain.
When was Hudson Stuck born?
Hudson Stuck was born in 1865.
When did Hudson Stuck die?
Hudson Stuck died in 1920.
When was Henry Hudson death?
Nobody knows because on his fourth voyage his ship (the Discovery) got stuck into the water by freezing ice. Later on, his ship got freed by melting ice but then his crew began to fight and they forced him and his son(John Hudson who was only 12 years old) and sick and ill crew members into a small boat and they were never heard from again.
Why did Hudson stuck climb mount McKinley?
Hudson Stuck climbed Mount McKinley as he wanted to push himself to more adventurous targets, being a scientist was not just about fame - its about adventure. That's why I think Hudson and his team climbed McKinley for.
What was Henry Hudson's contribution?
He discoved the areas that are now called: the Hudson Bay, Hudson River, and Hudson sound, and he was looking for a more direct route from Europe to Asia, util his boat got stuck in ice and his men mutinied.
What year did Hudson Stuck climb mt McKinley?
Hudson Stuck and his company reached the summit of Mt. McKinley June 7, 1913.
How was Henry Hudson treated on his return to his country?
The king was really mad he was traveling for an other country so he poot him to the jail but got out from his crew.
Who went with Henry Hudson on his journey?
Henry Hudson brought his son, John, on every one of his four voyages he went on. He ended up dying with his son in 1611 when they were trpped on a boat with 7 other crewman and they were stuck at sea hungry and dirty. They soon died after that.
Did Henry Hudson have an enemy?
Mostly his whole crew. Henry pressed on, into Hudson's Bay, in Winter. Scurvy, cold and otherwise hopelessness caused his crew to mutiny. Put Henry, his son, and the last of the faithful in a longboat and cut them loose. Died within hours.
