they was searching for a waterway through or around north america, or a northwest passage to Asia
Verrazano was sent to the New World to find the Northwest Passage, or a water route through North America. The Northwest passage would have been a popular trade route, if it existed.
Verrazano came to America because the king of France sent him. He also wanted to find new land and gold.
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Mainly to the Caribbean and South America (Brazil and Columbia). Very few were sent to Central America and Mexico.
Europe
They weren't "sent" by anyone. The pilgrims left for America in order to achieve religious freedom. (I am assuming that you are referring to the pilgrims that settled the Plymouth Colony)
America sent troops to Iraq and Afghanistan, and conducted raids inside Pakistan.
William Pitt sent his troops to North America to battle the French. Pitt wanted full control of North American and in order to have that he needed to send the French out.
no he did not give up because he ended up finding America which he had been exploring so no Vespucci did not give up also he was sent on a voyage to find explorer America.
Vespucci was sent by Castile (today's Spain).
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain sponsored Amerigo Vespucci in his voyages. The main trip being the one that brought him to the New World, which later took his name. edit by someone else: one of his voyages was funded by Portugal. The rest were Spain.
Portugal
He explored because a king told him to then the king sent him on another exploration to the coast of South America.
The queen of Spainsponsored him, but nobody sent him. He earned the right to explore new lands in the 1500.
He sailed under sponsorship of both Portugal and Spain but King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain were his major sponsors. He began working for local bankers and trade companies in Italy and was sent to Spain in 1492 to look after his employer's business. While in Spain, he began working on ships and ultimately went on his first expedition as a navigator in 1499. Therefore, he was in Spain when he left for his first expedition, which meant that Spain payed for Amerigo Vespucci's voyage to South America.
yes and no in some ways because he didn't discover anything but he was the first person to realize the the area that Christopher Columbus discovered was actually a new continent not china
He sailed under sponsorship of both Portugal and Spain but King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain were his major sponsors. He began working for local bankers and trade companies in Italy and was sent to Spain in 1492 to look after his employer's business. While in Spain, he began working on ships and ultimately went on his first expedition as a navigator in 1499. Therefore, he was in Spain when he left for his first expedition, which meant that Spain payed for Amerigo Vespucci's voyage to South America.
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A mapmaker thought a man called Amerigo discovered them. There are a few different theories about how the American continent was named. The prevailing theory is that America is the Feminized Latin version of Amerigo Vespucci's first name. Vespucci was an Italian explorer in the mid to late 1400's. Columbus was the first to discover the American continent (besides the Vikings 500 years earlier) in 1492, but he thought he was in India. Vespucci was sent, as an observer, on a voyage to what is now south America in 1499. In 1502, Vespucci's letters and observations were published; most notable where he declared that new discovery was not India (as Columbus had always claimed), but a new continent. In 1507, after Columbus' death, Martin Waldseemüller, a German map maker, published a new world map with a new continent named America. Another theory, which was first proposed by Jules Marcou in 1875, suggested that America was named for the Nicaraguan city of Amerrique. Amerrique was a very gold rich city, which was supposedly visited by both Columbus and Vespucci. A third theory, proposed by Alfred Hudd in 1908, is that America was named for Richard Amerke, who was a wealthy merchant who financed John Cabot's voyage to discover Newfoundland in 1497.
Amerigo Vespucci's life was interesting in that he was born to a wealthy family in Florence, Italy and began his adult life working for a banker. He was sent to Spain by the banker and there he began working on ships. Later, he was known for his explorations of Brazil and America.