They explored the west because they were looking for a way to get to the new land or th America's in some cases.
John Smith
Only Cuba. Some might argue that Venezuela is, but legally, it's not.
Human beings have lived in the Western Hemisphere for at least 15,000 years, with some evidence suggesting the presence of people even earlier. Archaeological findings indicate that these early inhabitants migrated from Asia across the Bering Land Bridge to North America. Over millennia, they spread throughout North and South America, developing diverse cultures and societies.
In the 1600s, notable Dutch explorers included Henry Hudson, who explored parts of North America and is best known for the Hudson River, which bears his name. Abel Tasman is another prominent figure, recognized for his voyages to New Zealand and Tasmania, making significant contributions to the mapping of the region. Additionally, Willem Janszoon made one of the first recorded European contacts with Australia. These explorers played key roles in expanding Dutch maritime knowledge and establishing trade routes.
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The early explorers discovered new foods in the Western Hemisphere that had been unknown in Europe. Some of the better known ones were maize, tomatoes, peppers, peanuts, yams and Turkeys.
They explored the west because they were looking for a way to get to the new land or th America's in some cases.
Some famous explorers in south dakota are lewis and clark
captain cook
John Smith
The explorers were looking for gold and fame when they explored the world.
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Lewis and Clark is one example, while white explorers explored Montana, too.
James Cook and Vitus Bering(Not all, sorry)
Most of it is in the Southern Hemisphere but some of it is in the Northern Hemisphere. It is also in the western hemisphere.
Most of Europe lies in the Western hemisphere. Only some parts of Turkey and Russia lie in what is considered the Eastern hemisphere.