Question

Hudson’s journeys are considered

A. A total failure since he was abandoned and died
B. A success since he helped increase knowledge of the new lands
C. The end of the Dutch in the New World
D. The end of English explorations in the New World

Answer 1

D. The end of English explorations in the New World.

Step-by-step explanation:

Henry Hudson was an English explorer who embarked on four journeys to America. Hudson was tasked with finding a shorter route to Asia from Europe through the Arctic Ocean. The first two journeys were stopped by ice. During the third one, he sailed up the Hudson River. Finally, during his last voyage, he fell victim to a mutiny by his crew. Hudson's journeys are considered the end of English explorations in the New World.