Henry Hudson was supported by the Dutch East India Company during his famous voyages in the early 17th century. His explorations were primarily aimed at finding a northeast passage to Asia, but he is best known for his journey in 1609, where he navigated the river that would later be named the Hudson River in present-day New York. The support from the Dutch was crucial for his expeditions, as it provided funding and resources for his ships and crew.
The Netherlands and England at different times.
England and the Netherlands
Henry Hudson discovered the state of New York and the Hudson Bay. His discoveries were claimed by the country of Holland.
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the united kingdom supported Henry Hudson because Henry was going to explore north America
The Netherlands and England at different times.
England and the Netherlands
Henry Hudson discovered the state of New York and the Hudson Bay. His discoveries were claimed by the country of Holland.
Albany/NewYork
new york.
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New York
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New Amsterdam
Captian Henry Hudson first explored the harbor and the river area of what is now New York City on September 11, 1609.
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