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To find the New World.
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No. The "New World" had already been "discovered."
Jacques Cartier's main goal was to find a passage through North America to the Pacific Ocean.
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Jacques Cartiers language?
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Was Jacques cartiers family rich?
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Was Jacques Cartiers father a merchant?
No he was not
When was Jacques cartiers voyage?
1534
What were jaques cartiers discoveries?
spain
Who is Jacques cartiers sponsoring country?
France
Was Jacques Cartiers wife an explorer?
his wife was NOT
Was Jacques Cartiers in a relationship?
yes he was in a relationship.
What was Jacques Cartiers motivation to explore?
sttu7
What were cartiers goals?
Jacques Cartier's goal really was to find a passageway to Asia from France but he instead fond the St Lawrence river and the land surrounding it. he also was sent to find riches such as gold.
What Country paid for Jacques Cartiers explorations?
France
When is Jacques cartiers bday?
Dec. 31 1491
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