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Age of Exploration
The French explorer who reached the most western point of North America is Jacques Cartier. In the 16th century, Cartier explored parts of what is now Canada, including the St. Lawrence River. Although he did not reach the absolute westernmost point, his explorations took him further west than many of his contemporaries. His voyages laid the groundwork for future French claims in North America.
Age of Exploration
First Nations people used a variety of methods to get around, depending on their geographic location and available resources. In many regions, they relied on canoes and kayaks for travel across rivers and lakes, while in others, they used dogsleds or toboggans in snowy areas. Additionally, they often traveled on foot, following established trails and seasonal routes to gather resources or trade with other groups. The use of these methods was closely tied to their understanding of the land and the environment.
Though many say it was the Indians, many forget that they were the first religion. The first civilization were the Sumerians of Mesopotamia. Many others may have been considered earlier, but they may have just started a few centuries or so after wards.
maybe about 5,000 miles.
Jacques Cartier had 3 voyages.
Jacques Cartier's first voyage began in 1534, his second in 1535, and his third in 1541. So he explored for seven years.
Jacques Cartier's first voyage began in 1534, his second in 1535, and his third in 1541. So he explored for seven years.
he sailed on the santa maria
Cartier made three voyages for France to the North American continent between 1534 and 1542.
Jacques Cartier had 3 voyages The Third time was in the year 1541.
Jacques Cartier had 3 voyages The Third time was in the year 1541.
Jacques Cartier was a French explorer of Breton origin who claimed what is now Canada for France. Jacques Cartier discovered Prince Edward Island in 1534. He was the first explorer of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Jacques Cartier built a fort at Stadacona, where Quebec City is now located. Further up the St. Lawrence, Cartier had Indian guides lead him to Hochelaga or Montreal. Jacques Cartier was the first explorer to chart the St. Lawrence River.
he did not have any children
it had at least 1
ok people......he brang 61 people there! -he he he-