by Marko Petterson by Marko Petterson

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Henry HudsonHenry Hudson

IntroductionIntroductionDo you know all about Henry Hudson? In this slide show you will find out all you can know about Henry Hudson.

Here is a sneak peek on what he did ‘He

discovered the Hudson river!’

Do you know all about Henry Hudson? In this slide show you will find out all you can know about Henry Hudson.

Here is a sneak peek on what he did ‘He

discovered the Hudson river!’

Henry Hudson was born in England in 1565. He went

to school at Harvard university. He got well educated to be a gold

miner.

Henry Hudson was born in England in 1565. He went

to school at Harvard university. He got well educated to be a gold

miner.

Early LifeEarly Life

First JobFirst Job

Henry Hudson got a job at a gold mine. It wasn’t

the best job but it was ok for him. He worked hard it wasn’t easy for

anyone he did well.

Henry Hudson got a job at a gold mine. It wasn’t

the best job but it was ok for him. He worked hard it wasn’t easy for

anyone he did well.

First JourneyFirst JourneyHenry sailed on his ship the Hopewell also known as Hopeful he called it.

He set sail on the 23rd of April in London, then on

the 13th of June he spotted Greenland.

He also sailed to China, Japan and the North

pole.

Henry sailed on his ship the Hopewell also known as Hopeful he called it.

He set sail on the 23rd of April in London, then on

the 13th of June he spotted Greenland.

He also sailed to China, Japan and the North

pole. from henry-hudson-dazzleleme-photographer.comfrom henry-hudson-dazzleleme-photographer.com

Timeline

1570 Henry Hudson was born

1592 he married Katherine

1592 he had his first son John

1607 he sailed on his first journey to Spitzbergen

1608 sailed to Novaya Zemlya

1609 sailed to Nova Scotia sailed further west and discovered Hudson river

1610 final sail ended in a mutany and his crew set him a drift in Hudson bay

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This cargo ship works by the sails going up and the wind blows the

ship. The rudder turns to steer the

ship.