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Henry Hudson (died 1611) was an Englishman who sailed to the Arctic for the Dutch East India Company

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Who did Henry Hudson sailed for?

Hudson explored for the English and the Dutch.


Who explored north America for both dutch and English?

chris columbus?


Who is the dutch man that explored the southern coast of Australia in 1642?

Abel Tasman


What did Henry Hudson explore?

He explored new routes, including up the St. Lawrence River


What were the English and the Dutch originally looking for when they explored the coast of North America?

A western route to India.


What country was Henry Hudson working for?

He was English and explored for England and later for the Dutch East India Company.


What country explored the New world was to create empires for noble men?

Spanish English dutch or french


Who explored new netherland?

founded by Dutch Peter Minuit, taken over by English Duke of York later


English sailor who explored for the Dutch discovering a river that bears his name?

Henry Hudson was a seasoned explorer and navigator who sailed with the Dutch East India Company. The Hudson River is named after him.


Who explored the US?

The Native Americans, The English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Germans, ...pretty much all the European nations.


When Henry Hudson explored for the Spanish what part of the United States did he explore?

Henry Hudson was English. He explored for English merchants and the Dutch East India Company. He looked for the Northeast Passage to India and the Northwest Passage to the Spice Island. Part of his exploration for the Northwest passage led him to explore the Hudson river for the Dutch East India company and laid the foundation for Dutch settlement of New York. He did not explore on behalf of Spain.


Who explored the southern most part of Africa?

You need to be more specific with the question; southern Africa was explored by many people at different periods - including the Dutch, the Portuguese as well as English explorers such as Stanley and Livingstone