Who am i (explorers) 2
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This document introduces several explorers of North America through a series of clues about their identities and accomplishments. The explorers mentioned are Christopher Columbus, Giovanni da Verrazano, Henry Hudson, and John Cabot. Some of their notable achievements included Columbus sailing in 1492 and discovering America, Verrazano exploring the Atlantic coast of North America and discovering New York Bay, Hudson exploring the river that would later be named after him and parts of New Jersey, and Cabot discovering Newfoundland and believing he had found the Indies.
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- 1. Who AM I? explorers 5 4 3 2 1 10 9 8 7 6 15 14 13 12 11 20 19 18 17 16
- 2. I named the people I met, Indians.
- 3. I am Christopher Columbus
- 4. I had a bridge named after me. It crosses a waterway I discovered.
- 5. I am Giovanni da Verrazano.
- 6. My ship was called the Half Moon.
- 7. I am Henry Hudson.
- 8. I brought Indian fishnets back as souvenirs.
- 9. I am John Cabot.
- 10. I discovered New York Bay.
- 11. I am Giovanni da Verrazano.
- 12. I traded with and even fought the Lenape Indians.
- 13. I am Henry Hudson.
- 14. I sailed with a crew of only 18 men.
- 15. I am John Cabot.
- 16. I sailed in 1492.
- 17. I am Christopher Columbus
- 18. Im an Italian captain who sailed for France.
- 19. I am Giovanni da Verrazano.
- 20. I claimed North America for England.
- 21. I am John Cabot.
- 22. I sailed for Spain with 3 ships.
- 23. I am Christopher Columbus
- 24. I am an English sea captain who sailed for the Netherlands (Holland.)
- 25. I am Henry Hudson.
- 26. I explored 32 years after America was discovered, in 1524.
- 27. I am Giovanni da Verrazano.
- 28. I first landed on an island between the continents of North & South America.
- 29. I am Christopher Columbus
- 30. I sailed 5 years after Cristobal Colon, in 1497.
- 31. I am John Cabot.
- 32. A river that I explored was later named after me. It did not lead me to the Indies.
- 33. I am Henry Hudson.
- 34. I was the first European to see the coast of New Jersey. It was green with forests!
- 35. I am Giovanni da Verrazano.
- 36. I explored North America in 1609.
- 37. I am Henry Hudson.
- 38. I sailed in the northern waters and explored Newfoundland.
- 39. I am John Cabot.
- 40. I thought I was in the Indies, but I found a New World.
- 41. I am Christopher Columbus