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Abel Janszoon Tasman, a Dutch explorer working for the Dutch East India Company discovered Tasmania (named for him), New Zealand, Tonga and the Fiji Islands in 1642/3.
Henry Hudson was a seasoned explorer and navigator who sailed with the Dutch East India Company. The Hudson River is named after him.
Originally, over 35,000 years ago. It was discovered by the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, who the island is named after, in November 1642. The first European settlement was by the British in 1803.
Dutch explorer Abel Tasman discovered Tasmania (at the time he named Van Diemen's land). He also discovered New Zealand and the Fijian islands.
First, the Dutch and then the English. New York is named after the Duke of York.
New York was first colonized by the Dutch, who named it New Amsterdam, based on the European city named Amsterdam. Later, the British invaded the colony, and the Dutch, not wanting to fight another battle with the British, surrendered New Amsterdam. The Dutch exited the colony, and the British occupied it. They named their new acquired colony New York based on the Duke of York.
Vancouver was named after After the British Explorer George Vancouver who Discovered Vancouver.
In 1774 Captain James Cook sailed through the islands and named it "FeeJee." Despite the fact that Dutch Explorer, Abel Tasman spotted the group of islands first.
The term "banana" originated from the Spanish term "banano," which likely came from the West African Wolof word "banan." There isn't a specific person credited with naming the fruit as "banana."
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He married a women named katherine, they also had three Sons one named John, Richard & last but not least Oliverr :) he sailed & discovered the Hudson River they named it after him. <33
Columbus day is significant because it was the day that clolumbus sailed and discovered land and named it the America