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Henry Hudson was an English explorer born in 1565 who made several voyages trying to find a northern sea route to Asia. In 1609, while attempting to find a western passage, he discovered the river that now bears his name, the Hudson River in present-day New York. His final voyage in 1610 ended in mutiny as his crew set him adrift in Hudson Bay, and he and his son were never seen again.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer who made 4 voyages in the early 1600s searching for a northern sea route to Asia. His final voyage in 1611 took him through what is now known as Hudson Bay in Canada, where he and his crew became trapped by ice in the winter. Suffering from starvation and scurvy, Hudson's crew mutinied and set him, his son, and some others adrift in a small boat; they were never seen again. Several geographical features, including Hudson Bay, the Hudson Strait, and Hudson River are named after the explorer.
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Henry Hudson was a British explorer in the early 1600s who sought the Northwest Passage as a route from Europe to Asia. After four unsuccessful voyages for the British, Hudson sailed for the Dutch on his third voyage in 1609. He explored the river that now bears his name, the Hudson River, and overwintered in present-day Canada before his crew mutinied on his final voyage, leaving him stranded. Though he never found the Northwest Passage, Hudson's discoveries of the Hudson River Valley and areas in Canada were important contributions to geographical knowledge in the Age of Exploration.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer born in London in the 1560s who made multiple voyages trying to find the Northwest Passage to Asia for England and the Netherlands. During his fourth voyage while searching for the passage, Hudson explored what is now known as Hudson Bay, Strait, and River before his crew mutinied and left him there in 1611, never to be seen again.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer who worked for the Dutch East India Company in the early 1600s. He embarked on expeditions to find a northeast passage to Asia, but is most famous for his 1609 expedition where he explored the river that would later be named after him, the Hudson River, while searching for the Northwest Passage to Asia for the Dutch. The expedition sailed on the ship Half Moon with around 20 crew members of Dutch and English origin. Though he failed to find the passage, Hudson mapped much of the coastline around present-day New York and New England. Little is known about Hudson's early life, but he had a wife and three sons in London before embarking on his explorations for the Dutch
Henry hudson
Henry Hudson was an English explorer who lived from 1565 to 1611 and made two journeys of exploration. He discovered present-day Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait, and Hudson River while exploring areas around New York City, as well as Greenland and Canada. However, he faced obstacles like icebergs and fights with his crew due to lack of food. His goal was to find a Northwest passage to Asia, but he ultimately died after being killed and set adrift by his own mutinous crew.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer who made 4 voyages in the early 1600s searching for a northern route to Asia. On his final voyage in 1611, Hudson explored the area that would later be named Hudson Bay. However, his crew suffered from starvation and scurvy, and they mutinied by setting Hudson, his son, and some others adrift in a small boat; they were never seen again. Several geographical areas like Hudson Bay and the Hudson River are named after the explorer.
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Henry Hudson was a British explorer in the early 1600s who sought the Northwest Passage as a route from Europe to Asia. After four unsuccessful voyages for the British, Hudson sailed for the Dutch on his third voyage in 1609. He explored the river that now bears his name, the Hudson River, and overwintered in present-day Canada before his crew mutinied on his final voyage, leaving him stranded. Though he never found the Northwest Passage, Hudson's discoveries of the Hudson River Valley and areas in Canada were important contributions to geographical knowledge in the Age of Exploration.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer born in London in the 1560s who made multiple voyages trying to find the Northwest Passage to Asia for England and the Netherlands. During his fourth voyage while searching for the passage, Hudson explored what is now known as Hudson Bay, Strait, and River before his crew mutinied and left him there in 1611, never to be seen again.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer who worked for the Dutch East India Company in the early 1600s. He embarked on expeditions to find a northeast passage to Asia, but is most famous for his 1609 expedition where he explored the river that would later be named after him, the Hudson River, while searching for the Northwest Passage to Asia for the Dutch. The expedition sailed on the ship Half Moon with around 20 crew members of Dutch and English origin. Though he failed to find the passage, Hudson mapped much of the coastline around present-day New York and New England. Little is known about Hudson's early life, but he had a wife and three sons in London before embarking on his explorations for the Dutch
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer who lived from 1565 to 1611 and made two journeys of exploration. He discovered present-day Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait, and Hudson River while exploring areas around New York City, as well as Greenland and Canada. However, he faced obstacles like icebergs and fights with his crew due to lack of food. His goal was to find a Northwest passage to Asia, but he ultimately died after being killed and set adrift by his own mutinous crew.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer who made 4 voyages in the early 1600s searching for a northern route to Asia. On his final voyage in 1611, Hudson explored the area that would later be named Hudson Bay. However, his crew suffered from starvation and scurvy, and they mutinied by setting Hudson, his son, and some others adrift in a small boat; they were never seen again. Several geographical areas like Hudson Bay and the Hudson River are named after the explorer.
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Henry Hudson was an English explorer born in 1565 who made four voyages trying to find the Northwest Passage between Europe and Asia. In 1609, while exploring for the Dutch East India Company, he sailed up the river that now bears his name and discovered the Hudson River and Hudson Bay. His exploration of the Arctic failed to find the passage, and in 1611 his crew mutinied and set Hudson adrift in Hudson Bay, where he died. Hudson is remembered for his courage and persistence in undertaking dangerous Arctic voyages to further geographical knowledge.
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- 1. Henry Hudson by Marko Petterson photo from lookandlearn.com
- 2. Introduction Do you know all about Henry Hudson? In this slide show you will find out all you can know about Henry Hudson. Here is a sneak peek on what he did ‘He discovered the Hudson river!’
- 3. Early Life Henry Hudson was born in England in 1565. He went to school at Harvard university. He got well educated to be a gold miner.
- 4. First Job Henry Hudson got a job at a gold mine. It wasn’t the best job but it was ok for him. He worked hard it wasn’t easy for anyone he did well.
- 5. First Journey Henry sailed on his ship the Hopewell also known as Hopeful he called it. He set sail on the 23rd of April in London, then on the 13th of June he spotted Greenland. He also sailed to China, Japan and the North pole. from henry-hudson-dazzleleme-photographer.com
- 6. Timeline 1570 Henry Hudson was born 1592 he married Katherine 1592 he had his first son John 1607 he sailed on his first journey to Spitzbergen 1608 sailed to Novaya Zemlya
- 7. 1609 sailed to Nova Scotia sailed further west and discovered Hudson river 1610 final sail ended in a mutany and his crew set him a drift in Hudson bay
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