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John Cabot primarily used the ship known as the Matthew for his famous voyages to North America in 1497. While the Matthew is the most well-documented vessel associated with him, there is little historical evidence regarding any other specific ships he may have used during his expeditions. Cabot's voyages were largely funded by English merchants, and any additional ships involved in his explorations remain largely unrecorded.
He didn't sponsor any voyages.
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It was North America
The names of the three ships are the NINA the PINTA and the SANTA MARIA there aren't any nicknames
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There have been thousands of ships that have sunk or been wrecked in the Atlantic. One famous wreck is the RMS Titanic
John Cabot primarily used the ship known as the Matthew for his famous voyages to North America in 1497. While the Matthew is the most well-documented vessel associated with him, there is little historical evidence regarding any other specific ships he may have used during his expeditions. Cabot's voyages were largely funded by English merchants, and any additional ships involved in his explorations remain largely unrecorded.
looks like any other car when wrecked.
Amerigo Vespucci took four ships.It is for real.Im not kidding i looked it up online.B)
i think Amerigo had about 102 men on this trip with him.
He didn't sponsor any voyages.
The Birkenhead came to be wrecked because of its collision against a hidden undiscovered rock in the sea. Not any members of her crew was blamed.
He went on 900 voyages.
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Because the Renaissance didn't have any cars, it took days to travel on foot. So there only choice to go is on ships,boats to travel, explore, colonize and trade goods with other countries.
A ship that sank on her maiden voyage was MS Hans Hedtoft was a Danish Ship that struck an iceberg south of Cape Farewell and sank on 30 January 1959.