Henry Hudson believed that North America was much narrower than it actually is, estimating it to be around 100 miles wide at certain points. His explorations in the early 17th century led him to think that a passage to Asia was possible through this perceived narrowness. However, his assumptions were based on incomplete geographical knowledge of the continent at the time. Ultimately, Hudson's explorations contributed to a better understanding of North America's geography.
He thought he was going to asia when he went to north america and landed on the hudson river
Henry Hudson was born in the north of England and traveled to America.
Henry Hudson explored the continent of North America. He is the namesake for the Hudson River, as well as Hudson Bay.
Some of Henry Hudson explorations were the Hudson bay in Canada and the Hudson River in America
He thought it was the Northwest Passage, a route to travel, by ship, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
He thought he was going to asia when he went to north america and landed on the hudson river
because he thought that was another state not north america.
Henry Hudson was born in the north of England and traveled to America.
Henry Hudson didn't explore America
Henry Hudson explored the continent of North America. He is the namesake for the Hudson River, as well as Hudson Bay.
Some of Henry Hudson explorations were the Hudson bay in Canada and the Hudson River in America
The Indians in America
the united kingdom supported Henry Hudson because Henry was going to explore north America
He thought it was the Northwest Passage, a route to travel, by ship, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
North America was already discovered when the Hudson Bay was discovered by Henry Hudson.
He was trying to find a shorter route to Asia.
To discover riches