Henry Hudson By Megan Phillips and Mikah Walker

Henry Hudson By: Megan Phillips and Mikah Walker

What was Henry Hudson’s Lifespan? Henry Hudson’s lifespan was from 1565 -1611.

How many voyages did Henry Hudson make? Henry Hudson and his crew made four voyages and disappeared on their last voyage in June of 1611.

Why did Henry Hudson go on his voyages? Hudson was trying to find a Northeast Passage to Asia.

In 1607, Henry Hudson sailed on the Hopewell. Hudson discovered a pod of whales at Spitsbergen which offered a major opportunity for the English. Henry Hudson’s 1 st Voyage

In 1608, Henry Hudson made his second voyage. Hudson Used the same boat for his second voyage, the Hopewell. He went through the Arctic Ocean, north of Russia, Looking for the Northeast Passage. Hudson was employed by the Muscovy Company. His failure to make discovery made the company lose interest in exploring. Henry Hudson’s 2 nd Voyage

Henry Hudson’s 3 rd Voyage In 1609, Hudson discovered the Hudson Bay. He faced a possible rebellion from his crew. Hudson turned away and ignored his contract terms. When Hudson stopped in England, he got arrested for sailing under another nation’s flag.

In 1610, Hudson was sponsored by Sir Thomas Smythe. Without Sir Thomas, Hudson wouldn’t have got out of jail and wouldn’t have made his last voyage. The Discovery sailed through the Arctic waters north of modern day Quebec, also known as the Hudson Strait, but he didn’t discover the Hudson Strait. Henry Hudson’s 4 th Voyage

What parts of the world did Henry Hudson travel? Hudson traveled to Spitsbergen, Chesapeake Bay, Delaware Bay, the New York Bay, Albany, Greenland, the Hudson Strait, and the Hudson Bay.

What was the result of his voyage? The Hudson Strait and the Hudson Bay was named after him.

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