Yes, Henry Hudson sailed for the Dutch primarily because he struggled to secure backing from English sponsors for his exploratory ventures. After several unsuccessful attempts to find a northeast passage to Asia, he turned to the Dutch, who were eager to expand their trade and exploration. The Dutch East India Company provided the support he needed, ultimately leading to his famous voyages in search of a northwest passage.
Hudson made voyages of exploration for both the Dutch and British.
he was sponsored by England :)
from what country did Henry Hudson said from..Henry Hudson sailed for the Dutch, even though he did not speak Dutch
Both the English and the Dutch (Holland). It depends when he was sailing.
Henry Hudson was hired by the Dutch East India Company. He was hired in order to find a new passage to Asia.
Hudson made voyages of exploration for both the Dutch and British.
he was sponsored by England :)
from what country did Henry Hudson said from..Henry Hudson sailed for the Dutch, even though he did not speak Dutch
Henry Hudson.
England and the Netherlands were both Protestant.
Yes the Dutch claimed the Hudson River area.
Both the English and the Dutch (Holland). It depends when he was sailing.
Greenland and England
Henry Hudson was from the country of England. He explored the New World under the employment of the Dutch East India Company.
Henry Hudson was hired by the Dutch East India Company. He was hired in order to find a new passage to Asia.
English Muscovy Company
He was English and explored for England and later for the Dutch East India Company.