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In the early 1600s, the French were still hopeful that a way could be found through North America to the Pacific Ocean. If found, such a route would have been the shortest way to the riches of the Orient.
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Where Was Samuel De Champlain Going?
he wanted to cross the alt Atlantic ocean or America to the Pacific .
What country was Champlain originally looking for?
Samuel de Champlain was originally seeking a route to the riches of Asia, specifically looking for a passage to the Pacific Ocean that would facilitate trade with the East Indies. His explorations ultimately led him to North America, where he founded Quebec in 1608 and became known as the "Father of New France." Champlain's quests for a northwest passage significantly contributed to European knowledge of the continent.
Did Samuel De Champlain cross the Atlantic Ocean 29 times?
of course not
What oceans did Samuel de Champlain explore?
Samuel de Champlain explored the Atlantic Ocean and the St. Lawrence River, which flows into the Atlantic. He is also known for his efforts in mapping and exploring the North American coast.
How many time's did Samuel de Champlain go across the ocean on le don de deu?
100
How long was the length of Samuel de Champlain's route?
1500 miles with his ship and crew across the ocean blue
How many times did Samuel Champlain cross the ocean?
Well, on SIRS discover, it said he crossed it 23 times.
What other bodies of water saw monster sightings?
Lake Champlain, Atlantic ocean, loch ness, pacific ocean, nile river.
What ocean surround Peru?
Peru is bordered on the north by Ecuador and Columbia east by Brazil, the south east by Bolivia, and the south by Chile. But if you are looking specifically for Oceans it is the Pacific Ocean. :)
What was vasco de nunez balboa looking for?
he was looking for th pacific ocean
What 3 oceans can be seen when looking at the south pole?
The Southern Ocean, the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.
What was Vasco Nunez De Balboa looking for while he was exploring?
He was looking for the Pacific Ocean.
