John Cabot, an Italian explorer, is believed to have traded with the Mi'kmaq people for fur during his voyages to North America in the late 15th century. The fur would have been highly valuable in Europe, where it was sought after for clothing and fashion. Cabot likely used the furs to enhance his trade prospects and gain favor with sponsors and investors in England, as the fur trade was a lucrative venture during that time.
in 1477, john Cabot got married to Mattea In Venice Italy
John Cabot and Mattea got married in 1477. They got married in Venice, Italy.
John Cabot got financial support from Henry the 14th
he got it from the Venetian Archives.
he got to Canada by boat.
in 1477, john Cabot got married to Mattea In Venice Italy
John Cabot and Mattea got married in 1477. They got married in Venice, Italy.
John Cabot got financial support from Henry the 14th
he got it from the Venetian Archives.
he got to Canada by boat.
in 1477, john Cabot got married to Mattea In Venice Italy
John Cabot found Newfoundland for England. Newfoundland had a ton of fish, so England got millions of pounds in the fish industry.
john Cabot used guns sniper lol that's true tho he used a corsage to fight when his boat got attack a corsage i know that's weird but true don't believe me look it up
he got sponsored by another country because he was cool
he got lost before on first voyage
he got lost and no one know s were his body is :O
The country that sponsored John Cabot was England. He had to ask many other countries such as Spain and Portugal before he got the answer he wanted.