Question

The first europeans to make the earliest documented contact with the new world were __________.

Answer 1

Norse explorers

Step-by-step explanation:

Norse explorers were the first Europeans we know of to have made contact with the New World. In the late 10th century AD, Norse explorers settled areas of the North Atlantic. Some remains of their settlements can be found in Newfoundland. They also settled Greenland for roughly 500 years. However, Norse colonization appears to have been limited in scope and did not leave a lasting legacy in the culture or history of the people of the Americas.

Answer 2

The answer to this question is Norse Explorer.

Norse Explorer is also known as Leif Eriksson from Iceland. He is the brother of Thorvald who was died in a battle with the natives near Vinland. Leif Eriksson was known as the very first European discovered the continental of North America excluding Greenland before Christopher Columbus came.