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Henry Hudson's crew can be described as restless. They suffered with Hudson from cold, disease and hunger. The crew mutinied, setting Hudson adrift with his son in a small boat in 1611.
The Dutch East India Company in the Netherlands sponsored Henry Hudson. In 1609, he was sent to find an easterly passage to Asia. He was told to sail through the Arctic Ocean north of Russia, into the Pacific and on to the Far East.
He was an educated man with plenty of skills. Henry Hudson was an English sea Explorer and Navigator in the early 17 century. He is thought to have many years at sea before 16 and at that age he became a Cabin Boy( Low rank job, run errands for the captain); but he gradually worked his way up to Ship's Captain. To be a navigator you have to be educated and have the skills and the knowledge of making and reading sea maps and route and that tells you that he had to be thought to make Captain and sailled for so long. Don't forget that he lived in the 17 century (he was really smart and advanced).
No. He couldn't have, because the only (theoretical) passage is north of North America, which is iced up - and certainly was in those much colder times - all year round. But indian tribes had told him that there was a river to the other ocean at the end of what is now called the Hudson Bay. As it turned out, they mistook the Great Lakes for the ocean.
The Algonquins told stories about their people and some stories have morals behind it
his company told him to go on them.
Henry Hudson. He thought that it was the northern passage to the Pacific Ocean that he had been ordered to explore. Local Indian tribes had told them that there was an ocean on the other side of the Bay, but it turned out that they had mistaken the Great Lakes for the ocean.
he went out looking 4 the northwest passage and his crew told him 2 do stuff but he didn't listen 2 them so they killed him
Henry Hudson's crew can be described as restless. They suffered with Hudson from cold, disease and hunger. The crew mutinied, setting Hudson adrift with his son in a small boat in 1611.
The Dutch East India Company in the Netherlands sponsored Henry Hudson. In 1609, he was sent to find an easterly passage to Asia. He was told to sail through the Arctic Ocean north of Russia, into the Pacific and on to the Far East.
The explorer who first claimed land in the Americas for the Dutch was Henry Hudson in 1609. He explored the river that was later named after him, the Hudson River, which led to Dutch claims in what is now New York.
Henry VIII was a hipocrite as he told people not to do things, and then he went and did the thing that he told people not to. For Example : He wouldn't allow people to become head of the church of England would he? But he did. If someone else had done that he would have executed them immediatly .
well he wrote a speech because some ranger told him to
He was an educated man with plenty of skills. Henry Hudson was an English sea Explorer and Navigator in the early 17 century. He is thought to have many years at sea before 16 and at that age he became a Cabin Boy( Low rank job, run errands for the captain); but he gradually worked his way up to Ship's Captain. To be a navigator you have to be educated and have the skills and the knowledge of making and reading sea maps and route and that tells you that he had to be thought to make Captain and sailled for so long. Don't forget that he lived in the 17 century (he was really smart and advanced).
He listened to some protestants and they told him that if he was King of England why shouldn't he be King of the church. He listened to some protestants and they told him that if he was King of England why shouldn't he be King of the church.
Henry IV of Germany told him to resign. In exchange, Gregory excommunicated Henry and remained as pope.
Because the first person that told the story passed it on to other people and the other people passed it on and maybe the same people that were told the story told it to their children and maybe forgot some of it, so made up some of the story.