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Henry Hudson - 5k

nickpestone — 2015-12-11 14:18:10 UTC

Write a summary of Henry Hudson's impacts using at least 5 cause and effect signal words!

Hudson Impacts

dfoles52 — 2015-12-11 18:55:50 UTC

In 1609 Hudson explored the Hudson river on his third voyage. As a result hundreds of years of trading and transportation was born. In 1610-11 Hudson spent months drifting through the vast Hudson Bay. In 1611 Hudson was mutinied by his crew. This led to Hudson and some of his crew members dieing. Hudson encouraged other explorers and settlers to make their way to North America. An effect of this was the Dutch starting a new colony called the New Amsterdam at the mouth at the mouth of the Hudson River in 1625. Then in 1664 New Amsterdam becomes New York. Because Hudson found the Hudson River the English found a successful place to trade furs, and so the Hudson's Bay Company was founded in 1668. This led to the East Indian trading company taking over the trade posts.

Henry Hudson's Impacts

joejc032965 — 2015-12-11 18:56:18 UTC

Hudson's discover of the Hudson river led to hundreds of years of trade and travel. Hudson also helped discover many places for sediments in the western world.

He made his first voyage in 1607 and made his final voyage 1610-1611. But this voyage came to a short end after his crew turned against him and sent him, his son and seven other crew members adrift with a small raft.

With his discovery of what is now named the "Hudson River" later had the cause of "New York"as a port city.

Henry Hudson Summary

scolleary — 2015-12-11 18:56:44 UTC

Henry Hudson discovered the Hudson River, as a result it led to hundreds of years of transportation and trading. His first voyage started in 1609, but due to ice, he hat to turn back twice. In 1609, he joined the Dutch East Indian Company as a commander and set sail for a 3rd voyage. While crossing the Atlantic Ocean, Hudson and his crew found land. as a result to this new land, they met local natives and were able to trade. on Hudson's way back, his ship was seized and the men on it also. Due to this, Hudson was no longer allowed to sail with the Dutch East Indian Company. Finally, in the April of 1610, Hudson left for a 4th and final voyage. He and his crew made their way across the Atlantic Ocean. After skirting the southern tip of Greenland, they entered in what is now called the Hudson Strait. The exploration then reached another of his namesakes, the Hudson Bay. While traveling south, Hudson ventured into James Bay and discovered he had come to a dead end. They found themselves stuck on ice and low on supplies. As a result, they had to spend the winter there. By 1611, the conditions were better, and the ship was able to sail. But Hudson wanted to stay. That effected Hudson's chance of surviving. His crew mates mutinied him because of his decision. His son and several others were left behind. In order to scientists, Hudson is told to have died a bit later of exposure.This is how Henry Hudson lived.

Hudson impact

lcivittolo — 2015-12-11 18:57:04 UTC

As a result of Henry Hudson finding the hudson river in 1610 lead to hundreds of years of trading. The duch east india company was responsible for the trading beaver pelts from canida. They also traded wheat and timber from hudson vally to New York. Henry hudson also found lots of new places for settlement . They settled all along the hudson river . Henry hudson also had lots of voyages his voyages were in 1607 1608 1609 and 1610 to 1611. Also in 1611 hudsons ship got traped in hudson bay as a result the crew comited munity on june 21 1611

The impacts of Henry Hudson

natedinh2000 — 2015-12-11 18:57:05 UTC

Henry Hudson discovered the Hudson River in 1609, which led to hundreds of years of travel and transportation. His voyages helped drive European interest into America and changed the development of the Western World. Because Hudson discovered this river, New York City was founded where 8,491,079 people currently live. As a result of the city, many bridges were built over the river, such as the George Washington bridge, the Tappan zee bridge, and more. Several compan

Henry Hudson!!!

goode0923 — 2015-12-11 18:57:09 UTC

Henry Hudson was trying to find a path to Asia going North West. Since he was hired by the Dutch East Company on March 25 1609, he found a river from New York to Vermont. Which then lead to the St Lawrence river. As a result it lead to hundreds of years of trading.

The first major trade was beaver pelts. It was because they were used as coats and hats. They were so important because the woman used to wear those and the beavers wiped out on their land. On account of the beaver skin, it had two layers so it would be extra warm. So that;s why they were popular to trade.

Henry Hudson!

bridgetrlacey_ — 2015-12-11 18:57:42 UTC

Henry Hudson was born in the 1560's. He was hired for his first voyage out of four by the Muscovy company. His first voyage was in 1607. His second muscovy funded voyage was between svalbard and the islands of novaya zemlya to east of barrets sea. as a result of taking this route he was blocked by ice. Henry Hudson wanted to find a route to the pacific Asia. Next in 1609 he discoverd what is now called The Hudson Valley. In 1610 he tries whats now called the Hudson strait. Hudson died of mutiny in 1611. You may think that Hudson was a failuare because he didnt find the route he wanted to find but in present day he is named after many bodies of water.

Henry Hudson

rosemaflaherty — 2015-12-11 19:00:25 UTC

Henry Hudson had many impacts on the development of the Western World. First in the 1600's the influx of colonist and the area first known known as new Amsterdam became part of New York controlled by Britain. As the quest for independence from the crown began to unfold. Hudson played a major role in it. Next was that he sailed up the river in 1609 for the Dutch East Indian company. Next Hudson in 1610 he found a river which would later be named Hudson river. As a result the Hudson river led to hundreds of years of transportation and trade. Hudson's first. Also On June 25, 1610 Henry Hudson was trying to go to what is now known as the Hudson straight. But there was a rushing tide and ice burgs breaking his way. Hudson fell to mutiny by his own crew in 1611.