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John Cabot

Giovanni Caboto (1450-1499), known as John Cabot in English, was an Italian explorer and navigator that discovered Newfoundland. He was sponsored by King Henry VII of England.

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What explorations did john Cabot go on?

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What did John Cabot set out to find?

Like Columbus, Cabot was trying to sail to the Orient by heading west across the Atlantic Ocean, rather than by sailing around Africa and across the Indian Ocean. At the time, Europeans were unaware of the existence of North America and South America.

What were John Cabot's obstacles?

John Cabot faced many obstacles such as harsh weather, insects that killed many of his sailors, and lack of fresh water. He did overcome all of these by believing in himself and having confidence that he would succeed.

How many crew members did john Cabot have?

The names of his crew members are unknown because his voyage happened so long ago and there are probably not any documents surving today that tell the names of his crew members.

What was the explorer John Cabot looking for?

Like most explorers of his time he was looking for the best routes to the Spice Lands of the east. Once they figured out the Earth was round it only made sense that you could get to the east by sailing west far enough.

When did john Cabot get married?

in 1477, john Cabot got married to Mattea In Venice Italy

Did john Cabot find Asia?

no he didnt , his crew did but he was lost at sea crys out PEACE !!

Who did John Cabot kill?

No one knows for sure but one website said he and his crew were killed and their maps were stole and another said that he was throw off the ship by his crew. Hope I could help!

John cabot's struggles as an explorer?

he was the first person from italy to sail to the americas

What did john Cabot find during his exploration of Canada?

John Cabot found a surplus of fish which lead their fishermen to those waters.

Was anything named after John Cabot?

Yes, the:-

  • Cabot Tower in St. John's, Newfoundland,
  • Cabot Tower, in Bristol, England.
  • Cabot Circus shopping mall in Bristol.
  • John Cabot University in Italy.
  • Cabot Trail in the Cape Breton Highlands.
  • John Cabot Academy in Bristol.
  • Cabot Ward an electoral district in Bristol
  • Cabot Square in London.
  • Cabot Square in Montreal.
  • John Cabot Road in north Phoenix, Arizona.
  • Cabot Street in St. John's Newfoundland.

What was john cabot's interests?

He enjoyed sailing and map-making. I don't know about anything else.

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What are the Main Events of John Cabot's Life?

Cabot was an Italian navigator and explorer whose 1497 'discovery' of North America is commonly held to be the first European voyage to the continent since Norse exploration of the Americas in the early XI century. (Wikipedia)

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What was john Cabot's relationship with the native Americans?

he didn't get along with the Natives very well but he tried. Later on he couldn't be with the Natives anymore so he left. After he left some of his men that he left with the Natives got killed because they tried taking over the Natives land.

What years did john Cabot set on his voyage?

He sailed in 1497 and in 1498. We don't know if he continued in 1499, which was the year of his death.

How did john Cabot die and when did he die?

John Cabot's crew went mutinee, and threw him overboard. He was never seen again. I'm not sure which year it was, but on google, there is a website: Johncabotinfo.com It will telll you the exact date.

What are facts about Giovanni caboto?

John Cabot

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John Cabot was an Italian-born explorer who, in attempting to find a direct route to Asia, became the first early modern European to discover North America.

Cabot was most likely born in Genoa but might of have been from a Venetian family. In 1490, he moved to England, settling in Bristol. In May 1497, with the support of the English king Henry the seventh, Cabot sailed west from Bristol on the Matthew in the hope of finding a route to Asia. On the 24th of June he sighted land and called it New-found-land. He believed it was Asia and claimed it for England. But it was what is know called Canada.

He returned to England and began to plan a second voyage. In May 1498, he set out on a further voyage with a fleet of four or five ships, aiming to discover Japan. The fate of the expedition is unknown; it is thought that Cabot eventually reached North America but never managed to return across the Atlantic ocean.

Full Name: Giovanni Caboto

Countries: Italy, England

Date of Birth: 1450, Italy (exact date unknown)

Date of Death: There is no accurate record of the date or reason for the death of John Cabot.

Where he was born, lived, and died: He was born in Genoa Italy, and moved to England. It is unknown to where he died.

Famous for: Naming Newfoundland and partly discovering it (vikings came earlier).

Purpose of voyage: To find a new route to Asia

What impact did John Cabot make?

With out John Cabot we may not have found parts of North America.

here is some info about his Voyagee:First voyage

All that is known about Cabot's first voyage is contained in a letter from John Day (a Bristol merchant) to Christopher Columbus. The letter, written in the winter of 1497, August, mostly concerns the 1497 voyage. However, by way of an aside, Day notes that: "Since your Lordship wants information relating to the first voyage, here is what happened: he went with one ship, his crew confused him, he was short of supplies and ran into bad weather, and he decided to turn back." Since Cabot only received his patent in March 1496, it is generally assumed that this voyage took place in the summer of that year

What land did john Cabot find?

The answer may never be known for sure. Possibly in Newfoundland, at Bonaventure, possibly on Cape Breton Island, or possibly on the Coast of Labrador. Speaking of Bonaventure, the Flat Earth Society claims that Bonaventure is one of the four corners of the Earth.