Martin Frobisher's voyages in the late 16th century primarily aimed to discover a Northwest Passage to Asia, seeking a shorter trade route for valuable commodities like spices and silk. He also sought to claim new territories for England and exploit resources, particularly gold, which he believed he had found in the Arctic regions. His expeditions, notably from 1576 to 1578, marked significant early explorations of Canada's northern waters, although they ultimately did not achieve their primary goals.
because he was married to the queen and he wanted to make her happy.
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he was in many wars
from east of Romania to west of Asia
Martin Frobisher's expeditions included several ships, most notably the Gabriel, the Judith, and the Mary. These vessels were part of his notable voyages to the Arctic in the late 16th century, aimed at searching for a northwest passage and mineral wealth, particularly gold. The Gabriel was the largest and served as the flagship during his voyages.
Martin Frobisher had two wifes. Their names were Dorthay and Isabel. I hope this helped!!
He had 3 voyages!
He was a navigator. Navigator : Travel often on sea and search for new routes, land, make religon, find new products, trade etc..
no purpose
Martin Lobigs has written: 'A life on wheels' -- subject(s): Voyages, Description and travel, Descriptions et voyages, Cyclotourisme, Bicycle touring, Travel
because he made 3 voyages
To get spies,gold,and silk