Yes.
He was trying to find a shorter route to Asia.
To find a passage to Asia.
Henry Hudson was an English sea navigator and explorer. He had hoped to find a route to the Pacific Coast of Asia. He traveled quite a bit and has waterways named after him.
Henry Hudson aimed to discover a northeast passage to Asia, seeking a route above Russia, as well as a northwest passage through North America. His expeditions were driven by the desire to find a more efficient trade route for spices and other valuable goods. Ultimately, while he did not find the intended passages, he explored significant waterways, including what is now the Hudson River and Hudson Bay.
Henry Hudson did not accoplish to find a water route to Asia
To find a shorter route to Asia From Europe
No, he didn't find a water route to Asia.
his job is to be a sailor to find a route of Asia and to get riches
No. Henry Hudson failed to finda water route to Asia and failed to find the Northwest Passage. _________________________________________________________________ It depends on which voyage you are talking about
Yes.
He was trying to find a shorter route to Asia.
so he could find the northwestern passage for a route to Asia.
Henry Hudson explored to find a shorter route to Asia for trade. He was searching for the Northwest Passage, a supposed water route through North America that would connect Europe to Asia. His explorations led to the discovery of Hudson Bay in Canada.
no Henry Hudson didn't go to Asia instead he went New Amsterdam
No, Henry Hudson didn't find the Northwest Passage!
Henry Hudson tried to find a passage to Asia.