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John Cabot (Giovanni Caboto) was an Italian explorer born in 1450 who died in 1498. As one of the first Europeans to travel to North America, he discovered Cape Breton Island, Labrador, and Nova Scotia on voyages from 1497-1498. His final voyage ended when his ship was damaged in a storm and Cabot was lost at sea.
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John Cabot, an Italian explorer originally from Genoa, moved to England in the late 15th century and led voyages of exploration for England. He discovered parts of North America, including exploring areas now known as Newfoundland and Labrador. While the details of his later life and death are uncertain, it is believed he died in England in 1499.
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John Cabot was an Italian merchant and explorer born in 1450 in Genoa, Italy who sought an alternative trade route to Asia but instead explored the coastline of Canada after arriving there in 1497 aboard his ship the Matthew. He died in 1499 at age 49, though the exact location of his death is unknown as some believe he perished during a second voyage to North America from which he never returned.
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John Cabot, born Giovanni Caboto in Genoa, Italy in 1455, was a merchant and sailor who received funding from England's King to explore potential trade routes to Asia by sailing west. On his first voyage in 1497, Cabot discovered Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, becoming the first European since the Vikings to explore North America north of Florida. Though he made a second voyage in 1498, Cabot died in England in 1499, with the cause of his death unknown.
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John Cabot was an Italian merchant sailor who moved to England in the late 15th century. In 1497, sponsored by England, Cabot sailed west on the ship Matthew with the goal of finding a western route to Asia, but instead landed somewhere along the coast of eastern Canada, though the exact location is disputed. Cabot brought back knowledge of new fishing grounds that were valuable to England and helped mapmakers improve their world maps, though Cabot and his subsequent voyage disappeared without a trace.
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John cabot
John Cabot was an Italian merchant and explorer born in 1450 in Genoa, Italy who sought an alternative trade route to Asia but instead explored the coastline of Canada after arriving there in 1497 aboard his ship the Matthew. He died in 1499 at age 49, though the exact location of his death is unknown as some believe he perished during a second voyage to North America from which he never returned.
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John Cabot, born Giovanni Caboto in Genoa, Italy in 1455, was a merchant and sailor who received funding from England's King to explore potential trade routes to Asia by sailing west. On his first voyage in 1497, Cabot discovered Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, becoming the first European since the Vikings to explore North America north of Florida. Though he made a second voyage in 1498, Cabot died in England in 1499, with the cause of his death unknown.
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John Cabot was an Italian explorer born in 1450 in Genoa, Italy who explored North America. In 1497, under a commission from King Henry VII of England, Cabot sailed from Bristol, England with a crew of 18 men. He landed in North America on June 24, 1497, becoming the first European to explore parts of North America since the Vikings. Cabot planned to travel to Japan in 1498 but died at sea before he could embark on that second voyage.
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John Cabot was an Italian merchant sailor who moved to England in the late 15th century. In 1497, sponsored by England, Cabot sailed west on the ship Matthew with the goal of finding a western route to Asia, but instead landed somewhere along the coast of eastern Canada, though the exact location is disputed. Cabot brought back knowledge of new fishing grounds that were valuable to England and helped mapmakers improve their world maps, though Cabot and his subsequent voyage disappeared without a trace.
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John Cabot was an explorer born around 1450 who made his first voyage in 1451 searching for a western route to Asia but instead reached the east coast of what is now Canada, which he named Labrador's Land. He became famous for his discoveries on this first voyage but died young in 1499 at the age of 49.
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John Cabot sailed from England in 1496 and discovered part of Canada, believing it to be new land that he named Newfoundland. His voyage on the ship Matthew lasted over 30 days and faced no native populations or valuable resources like gold, but did find an abundance of fish. Cabot was sponsored by the English king to explore lands across the Atlantic in hopes of finding riches, and his discovery of Newfoundland expanded English territorial claims in North America.
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John Cabot was an Italian explorer who sailed for England in the late 15th century. He made two voyages across the Atlantic, hoping to find a western route to Asia and its valuable spices and silks. In 1497, Cabot became the first European since the Vikings to explore North America, making landfall somewhere along the northeast coast, though the exact location is unknown. Though he only lived to be 49 years old, Cabot played an important role in expanding European knowledge of the lands across the ocean.
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- John Cabot was the first, sailing under the English flag in 1497 and exploring Newfoundland before being lost at sea.
- Francis Drake gained fame by raiding Spanish ships and settlements in the 1570s, becoming the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe.
- Sir Walter Raleigh unsuccessfully established the Roanoke colony in present-day North Carolina and organized further colonial ventures.
- Henry Hudson explored the Arctic and northeastern North America, with geographic features like the Hudson River and Bay named after him.
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- The national anthem "O Canada" was composed in 1880 and became the official anthem in 1980. It is sung in both French and English.
- The Centennial Flame is located in front of Canada's parliament buildings and has burned since 1967 to mark the 100th anniversary of Confederation.
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John Cabot, born in Genoa, Italy but lived in Bristol, England, made two voyages in 1497 as an explorer sailing for England, making landfall in North America while attempting to reach Asia but thinking it was Canada, with his first voyage and location remaining largely unknown though he sailed the ship Matthew and likely perished at sea during his second attempted voyage aiming for Japan.
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The document summarizes several notable English explorers in the 15th-16th centuries:
- John Cabot was the first, sailing under the English flag in 1497 and exploring Newfoundland before being lost at sea.
- Francis Drake gained fame by raiding Spanish ships and settlements in the 1570s, becoming the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe.
- Sir Walter Raleigh unsuccessfully established the Roanoke colony in present-day North Carolina and organized further colonial ventures.
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- The Vikings first visited North America around 1000 AD but did not establish settlements. Christopher Columbus arrived in 1492 and established the first permanent European colony, believing he had reached Asia. Subsequent explorers from Spain, the Netherlands, France, and England expanded knowledge of the Americas.
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- The United States declared independence from Britain in 1776 and established itself as a sovereign nation after winning the Revolutionary War. It has since grown to include 50 states across North America between Canada and Mexico.
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Giovanni Da Verrazzano discovered New York Bay in January 1524 while sailing his ship the Dauphine. He traded goods like cloth, knives, fur, and food with native Americans and faced heavy storms but no warfare during his exploration. Originally from Italy, Verrazzano had connections in France and contributed to New York's growth by discovering New York Bay, an important waterway for shipping.
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- 1. JOHN CABOT(GIOVANNI CABOTO) famous explorer John Cabot was an explorer and a navigator. He was born in 1450, and died in 1498. He was Italian and his Italian name was Giovanni Caboto. He moved to Venice in 1461 and became a Venetian citizen in 1476. First, he was the second explorer from Europe to travel the mainland of North America. Second, he discover three lands, they are Cape Breton Island, Labrador and Novo Scotia. Finally, in the final voyage, the ship took damage in a storm. John Cabot is lost If you want to know the detailed information, please consult me at lawrencezhemingding@gmail.com