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What English explorer explored the Arctic looking for a northwest passage to the orient?
The English explorer who sought a northwest passage to the Orient was Martin Waldseemüller. He embarked on several voyages in the early 17th century, attempting to navigate the Arctic waters. Although he did not successfully find the passage, his explorations contributed to the mapping and understanding of the region. His efforts were part of a broader quest by various explorers during that time to find a quicker route to Asia.
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Who was the English explorer who explored the Arctic looking for a northwest passage?
John Cabot
Were many europeans who explored the new world looking for a northwest passage to the Atlantic ocean?
They were looking for a northwest passage.
Were did John Cabot explore?
He explored for the British and was looking for the northwest passage.
Who was the explorer who was looking for the northwest passage?
jacques cartier
England and France originally explored North America looking for the?
Northwest passage
Who was the French explorer looking for the Northwest Passage?
jacques cartier
Who was the northwest passage looking for?
Ronald Amundsen was the first explorer to search for it.
What was your explorer's job before Eric the red explored?
the answer I'm looking for is about Erik the red .
England and France originally explored North America looking for the what passage of the orient?
Indochina or northwest
Country Henry Hudson explored and what they explored for?
He's known mainly for exploring the northeastern coast of North America, looking for the Northwest Passage, a sea route to India.
True or false many europeans who explored the new world were looking for a northwest passage to the Pacific ocean?
true
What were europeans who explored the new world looking for?
Those who explored North America were searching for the Northwest Passage. Many who explored South America sought gold and silver. A few who explored Central America were searching for a western passage to Asia.
