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John Cabot 1455?-1498? By: Willow C. Sarah S. Malia W.

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Page 1: John Cabot 1455?-1498? By: Willow C. Sarah S. Malia W

John Cabot1455?-1498?

By: Willow C.Sarah S.Malia W.

Page 2: John Cabot 1455?-1498? By: Willow C. Sarah S. Malia W

Early Childhood &Personal Information

• John Cabot was born in Genoa, Itlay in around the 1450’s, but the actual date is unknown. John Cabot’s real name was Giovanni Caboto.

• John Cabot learned from sailors, he didn’t go to school when he was a kid. The sailors tought cartography, navigation, astronomy, math, and seam ship.

• John Cabot moved to Venice, Italy when he was 11 yrs old in the 1460’s.

• John Cabot’s nationality is Italian. His families trade was to fin fathers and go on expeditions.

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John Cabot’s Family Life

• When John Cabot was 24 yrs old he married a woman named Mattea.

• After a couple years of being married they had three sons named, Ludovico Cabot, Sebastiano Cabot, and Sancto Cabot.

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Travel Routes

• John Cabot sailed from Bristol Harbor in England in the Matthew to Labrador, Canada.

• He sailed with a crew of 18 men on May 2,1497 and returned to Bristol Harbor on August 6, 1497.

• He landed in Newfoundland, Canada.• He sailed across the Atlantic Ocean.

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Purpose of Expeditions

• John Cabot’s purpose to explore was to find a new land for most Europeans to live on and since he was a kid and growing up with explorers he wanted to become one.

• When John Cabot went on expeditions he had wealthy merchants from Bristol, England.

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Results of Expedition

• On June 24th, Cabot reached the eastern coast of present Canada.

• He claimed the land for England. • He found green forests and lots of fish but not

any Asian cities.

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Impact of Expedition

• The impact of John Cabot’s expedition was claiming lands for a European nation.

• Another impact was spreading disease.

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How did he Interact with the Native Americans?

• John Cabot didnt see any Native Americans.• When he made his first voyage to Canada he

did not see and or find what are called the Beothuk people.

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John Cabot’s Motives

• John Cabot’s motives were to find a route to Asia and to find riches.

• Another motive of John Cabot’s was to find beef.

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Importance of his Discovery

• The importance of his discovery was that Europeans could move to North America.

• Europeans could go to Newfoundland to look for spices.

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Obstacles that John Cabot faced

• There were lots of storms at sea, and a lack of fresh water.

• Sometimes food would get moldy and infested with insects those who ate it would get sick.

• Also, a condition called scurvy killed many sailors.• Scurvy is caused by not having enough Vitamin C.

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Important Facts about John Cabot

• John Cabot was adopted.• John Cabot studied sailing for 10 yrs.• On John Cabot’s second voyage he took 5

ships carrying 500 people.• His son Sebastian Cabot was a famous

explorer also.