Henry Hudson was hired to find a shorter way to Asia because he was previously a sea captain, so they could trust him.
No. Henry Hudson failed to finda water route to Asia and failed to find the Northwest Passage. _________________________________________________________________ It depends on which voyage you are talking about
to explore the rivers and to find a shorter route.
Henry Hudson was a 17th century English navigator and explorer. He made two attempts to find a western route from Europe to China. He explored the area near and around near present day New York and even navigated a river which is named after him (Hudson river in New York).
Henry Hudson was an English explorer who made four voyages, three for the English and one for the Dutch. He was intent on finding a northwest passage to China so to that end he was lured to sail for the Dutch in exchange for the money and equipment needed. ( Ship, men, etc.) Hudson claimed England as his nation but would sail for others in an attempt to find a route to Asia.
no Henry Hudson didn't go to Asia instead he went New Amsterdam
No, Henry Hudson didn't find the Northwest Passage!
For freedom
Henry Hudson made 4 voyages:1607 - Northwest Passage to find a route to China1608 - Northwest Passage to find a route to China (2nd attempt)1609 - voyage to the New World1610 - Northwest Passage from the New World
Henry Hudson was an English sea navigator and explorer. He had hoped to find a route to the Pacific Coast of Asia. He traveled quite a bit and has waterways named after him.
Henry Hudson did not accoplish to find a water route to Asia
He did not find the Northwest Passage.
Henry Hudson explored america and found Hudson Bay for the british
Henry Hudson hoped to find a Northwest passage to China. He didn't make it though. The Hudson River was named after him.
No, he didn't find a water route to Asia.
He wanted to find a quicker route to orient
To find a shorter route to Asia From Europe
Henry Hudson did,he sailed up the Hudson river to find a water way to China.