Leif Ericson

Yes. He returned to Greenland.

If all Viking raids into territories outside of Scandinavia are taken into account, completeley exluding the the Swedish Viking's ventures to the east, the Vikings raided current day France three times for every time they raided the British isles. The consequences were dire, because no-one could stand up to them. They took what they wanted, being neither good nor bad, and as a consequence we had our first European Union 1000 years ago. Not ruled by Vikings, but ensured by Vikings.

Yes, Leif Ericson's exploration of the New World around 1000 AD had several consequences. His voyages led to the establishment of temporary Norse settlements in areas like Vinland, which is believed to be in present-day Newfoundland, Canada. This contact introduced European presence in North America long before Columbus and influenced future exploration. However, these settlements were short-lived due to conflicts with Indigenous peoples and challenges in sustaining the colonies.

None. Leif supplied his own ship and supplies.

No.

Leif Erickson named America because he found it so he named it . He named it New found land

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No. Leif Ericson was born in 970 and died in 1020.

There was no king of Iceland at the time Leif went on his journey. Iceland was at the time, what can only be described as a federation, which was formally founded when the parliament, the assembly that ruled Iceland at the time, the Alþingi (Althing) was founded in the year 930. The head of the parliament, the lawspeaker had no formal power, and therefore wasn't really the head of state. Iceland had no king and no ruler; Iceland was a commonwealth ruled by no one; ruled by everyone.

See the related link below to the Wikipedia article on the Icelandic Commonwealth, Leif was said to have gone on his journey in the year 1002 or 1003, there is a list of lawspeakers on the article.

Iceland's first king was Haakon IV of Norway, whom ruled Iceland from 1262-1263, when Iceland entered a union with the Kingdom of Norway.
The only king to be, officially, king of Iceland, and not just king of Norway or some other country, was Christian X of Denmark; king of Denmark and Iceland.

But, the king of Norway, however, when Leif set sail west to the end of the world in the years 1002 or 1003, was Eric of Hlathir, but he had no power over Iceland.

They married in 1930 and had three children. Two sons, Kai and Jon. And a daughter, Sue.

The exact duration of Leif Ericson's voyage from Greenland to Vinland is not known. However, it is believed to have taken several weeks or months, depending on factors such as wind conditions and the size and speed of the Viking longship used for the journey.

Absolutely not! Leif Erikson lived in 1000 A.D.! The problem of finding a new trade route to Asia did not occur until the 1490's im an 11 year old kid, and i know that.

Leif was Eriks son, hence Leif Erickson. Erik discovered a pretty big island, Greenland and Leif discovered a pretty big continent, North America. I would say he compares favorably.

His name was Lucky.

He supplied his own ship and supplies.

No, there is not a historical connection

Before Columbus.

There was not a relationship between the Chinese and Leif Eriksson.