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Leif Eriksson's explorations were likely funded by himself or by wealthy backers looking to establish new trade routes. There is no definitive historical record specifying who exactly paid for his voyages to North America.
Jacques Cartier's expeditions were primarily funded by the French monarchy, specifically King Francis I of France. The voyages were also supported by wealthy merchants and investors who saw potential for profit in exploring new lands.
Ponce de León's expeditions were funded by himself and private investors, as well as by the Spanish Crown. King Ferdinand of Spain granted him permission and provided financial backing for his voyages in search of new lands and riches.
Francisco Vazquez de Coronado's voyages were primarily funded by the Spanish crown, specifically King Charles V of Spain. The expeditions were part of Spain's larger efforts to explore and conquer new territories in the Americas during the Age of Exploration. Coronado's quest for the fabled Seven Cities of Gold was a costly endeavor, requiring significant financial resources from the Spanish monarchy to finance the expedition's supplies, equipment, and personnel.
Giovanni da Verrazzano's exploration was primarily funded by the French government under King Francis I. Verrazzano was commissioned to explore the coast of North America to find a passage to Asia, hoping to establish a profitable trade route for France.
The king and queen of England paid for his voyages.
King Manuel I, from Portugal.
As the son of King John I of Portugal, he had access to substantial royal funds, and used this to support voyages of exploration. Prince Henry himself did not go on any of these dangerous voyages.
the person who paid was queen isabel
the person who paid was queen isabel
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King Henry IV
Asia paid for vmerigo Vespucci to sail around the world.
Ferdinand ll of Aragon paid for ponce de Leons voyage.
The British Navy sent Vancouver on his expedition. It would have been paid for by the British government.
John Cabot sailed under King Henry VII of England, so the King would have paid him.
Europes rulers and merchants On his third voyage he was hired by the Dutch King. hope it helps ^_^