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Henry Hudson was the first European to explore the bay, but the Native Americans knew it was there all along.

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The first European to discover the Hudson River was Giovanni da Verrazano. Henry Hudson later explored and the river is named after him.

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Henry Hudson was the explorer.

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Q: Who discovered and sailed up the Hudson River in 1609?
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Explorer who was hired by the Dutch in 1609 to find the Northwest Passage?

Henry Hudson. By a funny coincidence he had a very large bay named after him


When was Fort Christina founded?

Fort Christina was the name given to the first Swedish settlement in North America. In 1638 the Swedish ships Kalmar Nyckel and Fogel Grip sailed up the South River (now known as the Delaware River) to a spot on the Minquas Kill tributary and anchored on a rocky outcropping that formed a natural dock. There Captain Peter Minuit claimed the river and the area around it for Sweden. There is something a bit odd about this however- the Dutch had claimed this area since 1609 when Henry Hudson sailed up the river. This meant that New Sweden would be a province within a province.Fort Christina was named after the queen of Sweden. It's location on a smaller river, which the Swedes called the Christina River was chosen because it would naturally be the spot where Indians who were trading furs from the inland would arrive in their canoes.The arrival of the Swedes set off a 17-year period of friction between the Dutch and Swedes, which would end with Peter Stuyvesant finally gaining control of the fort and it's surrounding territory. In that short time, however, the Swedish colony managed to make an imprint, both on the local area and on American history.A monument stands today at the spot where Minuit landed, and the waterfront in Wilmington is also the home port of the reconstruction of the Kalmar Nyckel, Minuit's flag ship, which regularly plies East Coast waterways.


When did spanish settle Santa Fe?

1609


Did the first sttlers of Delaware come from New Jersey?

Not from New Jersey. Early explorations of our coastline were made by the Spaniards and Portuguese in the sixteenth century, by Henry Hudson in 1609 , by Samuel Argall in 1610, by Cornelius May in 1613, and by Cornelius Hendricksen in 1614. During a storm, Argall was blown off course and sailed into a strange bay which he named in honor of his governor. It is doubtful that Lord De La Warr ever saw, or explored, the bay, river, and state which today bears his name. In 1631, 11 years after the landing of the English pilgrims at Plymouth, Massachusetts, the first white settlement was made on Delaware soil. A group of Dutchmen formed a trading company headed by Captain David Pietersen de Vries for the purpose of enriching themselves from the New World. The expedition of about 30 individuals sailed from the town of Hoorn under the leadership of Captain Peter Heyes in the ship De Walvis (The Whale). Their settlement, called Zwaanendael, meaning valley of swans, was located near the present town of Lewes on the west bank of the Lewes Creek, today the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal.


What generalization can you make about the numbers and causes of settlers deaths in 1609 at Jamestown?

Settler WHERE!

Related questions

Who discovered and sailed up the Hudson River in 1609 Questions And Answers?

Henry Hudson


What year did Henry Hudson sailed up the Hudson River?

1609


What years did Henry Hudson explored?

In 1609.


When did Hudson discover the Hudson river?

Hendry Hudson Discovered the Hudson river in 1609


September 2009 marked the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's exploration of what?

Henry Hudson sailed into the Hudson River in 1609.


In 1609 who discovered and named the Hudson River?

First of all it was 1610, it was Henry Hudson.


In what year did Henry Hudson sail up the Delaware bay?

Henry Hudson sailed into what is now New York Harbour in 1609.


Who did Champlain sailed for in 1609 through 1616 and what did he discovered?

Champlain sailed for the French in 1609 through 1616. During this time, he discovered and explored the area of modern-day eastern Canada, including the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River.


Where and when did Henry Hudson sail?

well he sailed to the Netherlands in 1609


Did Henry Hudson discover the Hudson river?

Yes, Henry Hudson dicovered the Hudson River in 1609


What was the original name Henry Hudson gave the Hudson River in 1609?

The Hudson River was previously called the Mauritius River.


Who sailed half moon into new york harbor in 1609?

Henry Hudson