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What English explorer sailed to new world in 1947 and claimed the territory for England?

John Cabot


Which English explorer sailed to new world in 1947 and claimed the territory for England?

The English explorer who sailed to the New World in 1947 and claimed territory for England was not an actual historical figure, as no such expedition took place in that year. The significant English explorations of the New World occurred much earlier, notably by figures like John Cabot in 1497. If you meant to refer to a different event or explorer, please provide more context.


Henry Hudson sailed for?

English Muscovy Company


Which English explored sailed to the new world in 1497 and claimed the territory for England?

John Cabot


The explorer that sailed for two European countries there's a bay named after him?

Henry Hudson was an English explorer who sailed for both England and Holland. The Hudson Bay is named after him.


Where did Sir Walter Raleigh sailed from?

he sailed from England (he is English) but i don't know where he sailed to. He was born in Devonshire England. And he was best know as " The man who laid his coat down for Queen Elizabeth". He was an English explorer and adventurer and a favorite of Queen Elizabeth.


Who was the first English explorer at America?

Henry vii hired Giovanni Caboto, an Italian navigator known in English as John Cabot; he sailed the Atlantic and claimed Canada for England. This is considered the start of the British Empire.


Who sailed the Matthew and claimed Newfoundland?

The Matthew of Bristowe sailed under John Cabotwho claimed Newfoundland for England.


What did he do John Cabot?

He sailed from England and claimed Newfoundland for the king of England


Who was the explorer who sailed for Great Britain?

Francis Drake, James Cook, Charles Darwin.


What john Cabot successful?

Sailed to the Newfoundland and claimed it for the king of England.


Who sailed for England first but claimed rich land for the Netherlands?

Hudson :)