no, he was not successful.
Jacques Cartier's goal really was to find a passageway to Asia from France but he instead fond the St Lawrence river and the land surrounding it. he also was sent to find riches such as gold.
Jacques Cartier had no known middle name, which wasn't uncommon. Such things like multiple names weren't uncommon either such as people with 5-10 names instead of the modern ideal of 3 names including a first, middle, and last name for recognition.december 14 1491i know this for sure
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Jacques Cartier
Jacques Cartier wanted to personally wanted to tell King Francis about his discoveries and be a hero in France.
They wanted to find gold, silver, and land instead of the northwest passage. They also made more than one voyage. (Cartier made three voyages and Hudson made four voyages.
They wanted to find gold, silver, and land instead of the northwest passage. They also made more than one voyage. (Cartier made three voyages and Hudson made four voyages.
They wanted to find gold, silver, and land instead of the northwest passage. They also made more than one voyage. (Cartier made three voyages and Hudson made four voyages.
the french were looking for a trade route called the northwest passage but instead the landed in Canada. while there they became business partners with the natives. they became trappers and they created many trading posts. in 1534 Jacques Cartier failed in his search for the northwest passage but he did claim all of Canada for France. This land that he claimed was named new France and would become very wealthy off of beaver furs that Europeans made various types of hats from. i hope this answers your question S.B. peace out
No. Cartier wanted to find a trade route to Asia by going Northwest, because the Spanish went west, and the Portuguese went south. Instead of finding Asia, he found Canada No. Cartier wanted to find a trade route to Asia by going Northwest, because the Spanish went west, and the Portuguese went south. Instead of finding Asia, he found Canada
Jacques Cartier's exploration was important because he mapped the St. Lawrence River in Canada, making it easier for later European exploration and colonization. He also established France's claim to Canada and helped pave the way for further exploration of North America.
To get from Europe to India and China instead of going around the bottom of Africa.
He did not intend to find the baffin bay but instead the nortwest passage. When he failed on finding the northwest passage he found the baffin bay.
he should be remembered 4 pooing in the toilet instead of on the lawn... he is a ding dong doody head. J.K. (just kidding) he was great.
The first person to seach for the northwest passage was JONE CABOT