Frühe europäische Expeditionen durch Nordamerika
Von vladgrinch
Frühe europäische Expeditionen durch Nordamerika
Von vladgrinch
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John Cabot (Giovanni Caboto by his real name) was an italian navigator and explorer under the commission of Henric VII, the King of England.
Предполагается, что первыми европейцами, увидевшими берега Аляски, были участники экспедиции Семёна Ивановича Дежнёва в 1648 году, которые первыми проплыли по Берингову проливу из Студёного моря в Тёплое
I like desoto
How did the French, Spanish, and Dutch fumble the US to the English?
Where’s Cristobol??
You should read about Cabeza de Vaca. Dude made it from the Gulf coast to the Pacific. He survived shipwreck, enslavement, and extreme hardship, and somehow made his way back to Spanish-controlled territory.
Why is the map cutoff in a weird way on the east?
Also how come Chris Columbus 1492 is missing, the most important event that lead to the demise of native people in Americas.
What was Coronado even doing?
In addition:
Champlain in Acadia 1603/4.
Cartier in Canada 1542.
Alexander Mackenzie
Simon Fraser
David Thompson.
The map doesn’t include La Salle’s return to the Gulf of Mexico trying to find the mouth of the Mississippi River.
He landed, and founded a short lived colony on the coast of Texas.
That’s why the 2nd flag of the Six Flags of Texas is the Royal Flag of France.
Vikings – more flipping ice, I said south igor south, fml
French – yeah no fuck the coast full of British yobs, we are sophisticated river cruise holidaymakers
Spanish – let’s go round is circles because we’re clueless & need day naps
Dutch – you found a colony? No much better we have discovered a toad that you lick for & have really fun time
Brits, so let’s skirt about the outside until Europe has done all the hard work then we’ll rob the fuckers, works everytime
Russia doesn’t count?
No Columbus? Come on now
Portugal… north east coast incl Labrador
When French navigator Jacques Cartier named Canada and claimed these new territories (Terra Nova) for the French Crown, he noted a surprising discovery in his letters: „In those remote waters, I found a thousand Basques fishing for cod“
😂
Why is Columbus excluded?
What about [David Ingram](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ingram_(explorer)) (1560’s)
Why every maps here are full of false information ?
Cartier first trip to Canada was 1534 not 1535, if you put Hudson in 1609 why not Champlain in 1608 and 1600 ? Viking go to lot more inside the Saint-Laurent, Basques and Bretons and Spanish people also made trip in the Saint-Laurent before Cartier.
Crazy how there’s 140 years between desoto and lasalle
How did they navigate Niagara Falls?
Europeans have been going to Americas long before any of these did.
Cabot’s route is wrong.
Drake’s “expedition” was basically a pirate’s raid on Spanish territory