Leif Ericson

Leif Ericson

He already had his own ship and supplies.

Leif Eriksson got his name from his father Erik the Red (whose name was actually Erik Thorvaldsson). Erikkson= Erik's Son. Erik's father was called Thorvald. This is patronymic naming and is still common in Iceland. Daughters are named for their mother, so Astrid daughter of Sigrid in Iceland would be called Astrid Sigridsdottir.

To give gifts to the King, and convert to Christianity. Ok really he just wanted to make favor with the King and just ended up a Christian.

He lead a group of Vikings, who became the first Europeans to land in America.

1000 AD

He led a group of Vikings, who became the first Europeans to land in North America.

Spongebob.

Yes. He rescued a shipwrecked ship and was awarded it's cargo as a prize.

he was banned because he got banished from the king

That is the usual Anglicized spelling of "Leif Ericson" (Leif Eiriksson Viking explorer, 970-1020 AD).

Of course he should have a holiday! He was the first European to land in north America. I don't understand why people celebrate Columbus Day, because he wasn't the one to discover our "New World", Leif Erickson did!!

Erik Erikson is most well known for the term he coined which was "identity crisis". He was a developmental scientist from the country of Germany and didn't even have a bachelor degree.

what happend to all the people after Leif Eriksson died

Leif Ericson traveled to Iceland because, he wanted to go home and say hi.

whar country did erikson explored

Bjarni mentioned that he had spotted it. Leif took it upon himself to explore there.

Leif Ericson.

Well the Indians were first curious and then they started disliking him. They did not enjoy his company due to his different lifestyle and attitude.

It seems that erik erikson never married

To North America.

He led a group of Vikings who became the first Europeans to land in North America.

he was properly the first European to land on north America.

It was the name of the Ironclad that John Ericson made in the Civil War. (The Moniter)

He spotted it trapped on an ice flow and sailed against the current to rescue it. It was soon tamed. Some think its name was Lucky, but I am not so sure of that.