Match the explorer with his accomplishment.
1. discovered rich fishing grounds
Hudson
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History, 03.03.2021 19:30, toriflaherty
Match the explorer with his accomplishment.
1. discovered rich fishing grounds
Hudson
2. English sea dog who plundered the Spanish navy
Da Gama
3. discovered the Pacific
Drake
4. his crew was the first to sail around the world
Champlain
5. first to explore St. Lawrence River
Joliet
6. began first permanent French settlement
Cabot
7. New France priest
Marquette
8. followed the Mississippi to the Gulf
La Salle
9. explored the North American southwest
Coronado
10. explored the Mississippi with Marquette
Cartier
11. conquered the Incas
Balboa
12. claimed the New York area for the Dutch
Magellan
13. sailed around Africa to India
Pizarro
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