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Who is the explorer who discovered the islands later known as the West Indies?
christopher columbus
Who was able tasman?
He was a great Dutch explorer who discovered New Zealand, Tasmania and some of the Fijian islands.
What are islands off the coast of Africa where Columbus stopped for repairs and supplies?
Columbus was an ambitious explorer that discovered a lot of new lands. He stopped on the Canary Islands for repairs and suppliers before continuing his exploits.
Did the Tudors grow their own vegetable?
Yes the did !
Why are Tudors famous?
because everyone hated them
What islands had the tudors not discovered?
54wetety
What continent did the tudors not discover?
Continents discovered by the Tudors
Southern continent NOT discovered by the Tudors?
The southern continent not discovered by the Tudors is Australia. The Dutch explorer Willem Janszoon made the first recorded European landing on the Australian continent in 1606, approximately 70 years after the end of the Tudor period in England.
Who discovered the cayman islands?
Christopher Columbus discovered the Cayman Islands, in 1502.
Who discovered biscoe islands?
John Biscoe discovered and named the Biscoe Islands
Who discovered the Biscoe Islands?
The Biscoe Islands were discovered by the Scottish seal hunter John Biscoe in 1832. Biscoe was searching for new sealing grounds when he came across the islands.
What countries did the Tudors discover?
The Tudor explorers discovered most of America!
When were the cayman islands discovered?
The Cayman Islands were discovered by Christopher Columbus on May 10, 1503.
Who discovered the pineapple?
James Cook when he discovered the sandwich islands
What food did Tudors have?
The food that was discovered was potato's and tomato's
Name the islands discovered in each voyage and insert some on an outline caribbean map?
Some of the islands that were discovered on each voyage were; Cuba, the Bahamas and Puerto Rico. Some of the islands that were discovered on the next voyage were; Jamaica, Aruba and Barbados.
Who discovered the Cook Islands?
The Polynesians first discovered the islands, but James Cook was the first known European to sight them, doing so in 1770.
