French navigator Jacques Cartier became the first European explorer to discover the St. Lawrence River in present-day Quebec, Canada. Cartier was commissioned in 1534, by King Francis I of France, to explore the northern American lands in search of riches and the rumored Northwest Passage to Asia. He first discovered the inlet to the St. Lawrence River during the 1534 trip, and returned again in 1535 for more exploration. He led another expedition in 1541 in an attempt to colonize the area.
Samuel de ______
Samuel de Champlain
Jacques Cartier
Jacques Cartier explored mostly the St. Lawrence River, but only on his second and third voyages. On the first, he sailed from France to Newfoundland, north through the Strait of Belle Isle, through the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Gaspé Peninsula, and back through the Strait of Belle Isle to France.
Cartier explored the St. Lawrence river trying to find a route to Asia. Also he traveled threw newfoundland in present day Canada. And was the first explorer in the Gulf of St. Lawrence A.K.A present day Quebek
St. Lawrence river ... I think A+
Yes, Jacques Cartier named the St. Lawrence river, after a catholic saint. Since there was a priest on board with him, Cartier asked which saint's birthday was the closest day of discovery, and St. Lawrence's birthday (or feast day) was the closest.
Champlain and Cartier explored the st. Lawrence river .
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Cartier.
Jacques Cartier
Jacques Cartier was sponsored by France to start a French colony in the New World. He explored that St. Lawrence River Valley.
Jacques Cartier was a French navigator who explored and claimed for France. He was the first European explorer to discover the St. Lawrence River.
yes
Cartier explored much of the Gulf of St Lawrence and also explored the St Lawrence River as far as present day Montreal.
It's The Mississippi River And St. Lawrence
Samuel de Champlain
Jacques Cartier explored mostly the St. Lawrence River, but only on his second and third voyages. On the first, he sailed from France to Newfoundland, north through the Strait of Belle Isle, through the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Gaspé Peninsula, and back through the Strait of Belle Isle to France.
Jacques Cartier