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Jacques Cartier sailed up the St Lawrence River, as far as the Lachine Rapids, in search of a route to Asia. When he found that the route was impassable, he then turned around sailed back down the St Lawrence.
The concepts of "up" and "down" a river relate to the flow of the water, not a direction on a map. Travelling up a river means travelling against the flow. Travelling down a river means travelling with the flow.
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Who invented the wheel sail and plow?
mesopotamians
How did traders move goods round the Empire?
Ships were used to sail the seas and boats were used to sail the rivers. Carts and wagons were used for overland travel.
Who are the continents of the western hemisphere named for?
Italian cartographer and explorer Amerigo Vespuci. He was the first to identify South America as a continent. Ask yourself, how would he be able to do that without having to sail all the way around it? He figured it out by discovering the mouth of the Amazon river. He estimated that a river of that size and volume had to be collecting rain from a watershed the size of Europe. Ergo, he was sailing off a continent, rather than just another large island.
Which factors influenced viking movement?
They wanted resources and had the ability to sail.
What technological advances made exploration possible in the late 1400s?
sail boat
What country did Jacques cartier sail to?
St. Lawrence River
When did Cartier sail up the st Lawrence river?
1534.
Where did jacque cartier sail to?
Jacques Cartier sailed to present day Quebec and the St. Lawrence River.
Who was the first frenchman to sail into the gulf of st Lawrence and st Lawrence river?
Jacques Cartier In 1534 first In the St. Lawrence river
Where did Cartier and Champlain sail along to start colonies?
St. Lawrence river.
What is Jacques Cartier's accomplishments after the voyages?
Jacques cartier after his voyage he became the first person to sail across the st lawrence river
When did Jacques Cartier sail into the Gulf of St Lawrence?
1534
What year was the Saint Lawrence River founded?
The first known European explorer to sail the inland part of the St. Lawrence was Jacques Cartier during his second trip to Canada in 1535.
Where did jacques carter explore?
Jacques Cartier explored the Gulf of St Lawrence and the St Lawrence River, as far upstream as present day Montreal. He was unable to sail further upstream because the Lachine Rapids made the river impassable.
Did Cartier and Champlain sailed along the Mississippi River and tried to start colonies?
No, Cartier and Champlain did not sail along the Mississippi River. Cartier explored the St. Lawrence River in Canada, while Champlain founded Quebec City. The Mississippi River was mainly explored by later explorers like Hernando de Soto and Jacques Marquette.
Who first explored st Lawrence?
French explorer Jacques Cartier was the first European to explore the St. Lawrence River in 1534, while looking for a route to Asia. He was the first to sail up the river and reach present-day Quebec City, claiming the land for France.
What are facts about the Saint Lawrence river?
Here are a few facts about the Saint Lawrence river: * It is 1,197 kilometers long (744 miles). * In the US it goes through New York, michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont and Wisconsin. * The first known European explorer to sail the inland part of Saint Lawrence was Jacques Cartier . * During WW2 there was a battle in the river using Submarines called the battle of the Saint Lawrence.
