Henry Hudson

Hudson and his crew were set adrift by mutinous seamen some time in his last expedition. This was in northern waters. Hudson and company succumbed to starvation, drowning, oh any number of maritime hazards- this was back in the l600"s/ Manhattan was discovered in l609.

First of all it was 1610, it was Henry Hudson.

After, he ventured about in about 1607, English colonies were just beginning to spring up.

His crew members set him and 7 others off the ship to DIE!

john oliver and Richard

a normal house

A path to get to China

approximately 13 years

Hudson was trying to find the northwest passage

Henry Hudson's wife was named Katherine Hudson, and together they had three sons.

Hudson Lowe died in 1844.

Someone else would have made the discoveries he made, perhaps at a different time and in the name of a different country.

he was born in 1449 died on 1534

prob yr and 4 months

this question is bugging me bruh

r.i.p.: last 2 braincells

Henry Hudson did not sail with James; rather, he is often associated with early 17th-century exploration. Hudson is known for his voyages to the New World on behalf of the Dutch and English, seeking a northwest passage to Asia. His most notable expeditions include the exploration of what is now the Hudson River and Hudson Bay. James, likely referring to King James I of England, was the monarch during Hudson’s explorations, but they did not sail together.

The primary motivation for Henry Hudson's voyage was to find a northwest passage to Asia. Sponsored by the Dutch East India Company, Hudson sought a shorter trade route to access the lucrative spice and silk markets of the East. His exploration aimed to establish Dutch claims in North America and enhance trade opportunities, ultimately leading to the discovery of the Hudson River and the surrounding areas.

IT was Oliver Hudson it was his wife's fave

As we all no(well hopefully we all no)

Henry Hudson and his crew got stuck in the water

which turned into ice. Then one day he met a first nation.

Henry gave him 2 deer and 2 beaver skins in exchange for

a knife, a looking glass, and some buttons.

Yes, Henry Bibb faced significant struggles, including being born into slavery and experiencing brutal treatment. After escaping slavery, he encountered challenges such as poverty and discrimination while advocating for abolition and civil rights. Bibb overcame these obstacles through his resilience and determination, ultimately becoming a prominent abolitionist, writer, and speaker, using his experiences to raise awareness about the injustices of slavery. His perseverance and commitment to education and advocacy helped him make a lasting impact on the fight for freedom and equality.

Henry Hudson traveled through the Arctic Ocean and the North Atlantic Ocean during his explorations in the early 17th century. He is best known for his attempts to find a northeastern passage to Asia, which led him to navigate the waters around Greenland and the northeastern coast of North America. His journeys ultimately resulted in the discovery of the Hudson River and Hudson Bay, which are named after him.

Henry Hudson didn't really have a religion, but a Dutch minister named Peter Pantrius influenced him on his third and fourth voyages.

After being set adrift in the Pacific Ocean in 1789, Captain William Bligh and his crew managed to navigate over 3,600 miles in a small open boat, reaching safety in Timor after 47 days at sea. Their remarkable survival was documented in Bligh's own journals, which provided detailed accounts of their journey, hardships, and resourcefulness. Subsequent investigations and historical records corroborated Bligh's account, offering insights into the crew's experiences and the events leading up to the mutiny on the HMS Bounty.