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He went exploring because King Francis I appointed he to explore North America
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Where did Jacques Cartier go exploring?
He went to Newfoundland.
Where was Jacques Cartier exploring?
france
What was Jacques cartier exploring?
quebec, Canada
Jacques Cartier before exploring?
Before he became an explorer, Cartier was a sailor.
What where Jacques Cartier results of exploring?
:) He ate tacos
How old was Jacques Cartier when he started exploring?
he was 23
How many years did Jacques Cartier spend exploring?
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What age did Jacques Cartier start exploring?
49 i think
How old was Jacques Cartier when he first started exploring?
he was 23
What was Jacques Cartier's career?
Before he went exploring, he was a master mariner.
Where did Jacques Cartier start exploring?
France and ended up in Asia
When did Jacques cartier finish exploring?
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