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Jacques Cartier: French Explorer That Named Canada - Fast Facts | History

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“Cartier sailed west to Newfoundland and then entered the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.

A new expedition set out in 1535 with the two Iroquoian boys pressed into service as interpreters and guides. They showed Cartier the entrance to the great river and led him up to their village, Stadacona, on the site of present-day Quebec City.”

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“Jacques Cartier had already been on trading exploring missions too Brazil and Newfoundland when Francis I of France first approached him about a French Expedition to the New World in 1532.”