he got to Canada by boat.
John Cabot named many islands and capes along Canada's coastline.
John Wallis (1616-1703) made significant contributions to Trigonometry, calculus and geometry and was chief Cryptographer to Parliament
John Cabot explored the coast of newfoundland.
John Cabot found a place in Canada, claimed it for Spain, was driven out, and died in a storm
Sir John A. MacDonald was born in Glasgow, Scotland Jan. 10 1815. He emigrated to Canada in 1820. Died in June 6, 1891 after suffering a stroke. He is buried in Kingston, Ontario. sir john a macdonal was born in Vancouver B.C in the year 2007 and he died in 1873.
john a MacDonald did many things in his carrier that were important to Canada. for one he built the rail road and two of his wifes died. all in all he did do that much for Canada that you or i couldn't do. thanxs for reading.
He was important because, he was the first European to set foot on Canada
As a result of Macdonald's wheeling and dealing with the railway robber-barons, he left Canada deeply in debt and almost bankrupt.============================================================================If you are looking for the positive contributions Sir John A. Macdonald gave to Canada were:Won the title of First Prime Minister of Canada in 1864Sought federation and political reform - resulted in the British North American Act and the birth of Canada as a nation on July 1, 1867Sought the railroad to completion which helped unite Canada.
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John Milton was an English author in the 1600's. He is most famous for "Paradise Lost", but wrote many poems and stories to enchant the reader.
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General Sir John A. Macdonald, not Marsh, is featured on the Canadian $100 note, as he was the first Prime Minister of Canada and played a crucial role in the country's Confederation. His contributions to the formation of Canada and his influence on Canadian governance are significant factors in his inclusion on the currency. The design of the note also reflects Canada's history, achievements, and values.
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