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- the Lenape Native Americans called it Muhheakantuck - the Vikings - Henry Hudson in 1609 - Rangutan in 1995
Born. 1565. He was born in England. 1st Voyage. 1607. Henry went on his first voyage in 1607 and returned the same year. 2nd Voyge. 1608. Henry went on his 2nd voyage but turned around once he hit ice. 3rd Voyage. 1609. ... Hudson River. 1609. ... 4th voyage. 1610. ... Hudson Bay. 1610. ... Death. 1611.
Henry Hudson was a 17th century English navigator and explorer. He made two attempts to find a western route from Europe to China. He explored the area near and around near present day New York and even navigated a river which is named after him (Hudson river in New York).
Yes, Henry Hudson worked for the Dutch East India Company during his exploration efforts in the early 17th century. In 1609, he was commissioned by the company to find a northeast passage to Asia but instead explored the river that would later bear his name, the Hudson River, in present-day New York. His voyages contributed significantly to the Dutch claims in North America.
1524: It is believed that Giovanni da Verazzano, hired by Frafdsafnce, sailed into New York bay and reached the Hudson river. 1609: Henry Hudson explored the Hudson river and claimed it as land of the Netherlands. 1626: The Dutch bought Manhattan Island from the Indians. 1664: England captured New Amsterdam and changed the name to New York. 1776: New York approved the Declaration of Independence.
Hendry Hudson Discovered the Hudson river in 1609
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Yes, Henry Hudson dicovered the Hudson River in 1609
The Hudson River was previously called the Mauritius River.
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Henry Hudson was the first European to explore the Hudson River in 1609.
First of all it was 1610, it was Henry Hudson.
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Henry Hudson sailed into the Hudson River in 1609.
- the Lenape Native Americans called it Muhheakantuck - the Vikings - Henry Hudson in 1609 - Rangutan in 1995