LEQ: In what area of North America did the English first land? This map shows the 1497 voyage by John Cabot from England to Newfoundland. This image is.

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LEQ: In what area of North America did the English first land? This map shows the 1497 voyage by John Cabot from England to Newfoundland. This image is courtesy of danaexplorers.wikispaces.com.

LEQ: In what area of North America did the English first land? Newfoundland This map shows the 1497 voyage by John Cabot from England to Newfoundland. This image is courtesy of danaexplorers.wikispaces.com.

The English This image shows The Generall Historie of Virginia, New England, and the Summer Isles by Captain John Smith. The image from this book, published in 1624, is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

The English were not yet internally united to challenge Spain and Portugal to the “new world.” This image, titled “Nations of the United Kingdom” shows the evolution of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland into the United Kingdom. This image is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

England was still “England” and not yet “Great Britain.” On this map England is shown colored dark orange. Scotland is the lighter colored area to the north. Wales is the lighter colored area to the west. Northern Ireland is the lighter orange colored area above Ireland. This image is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

However, in 1497 (5 years after Columbus’ first voyage), an Italian navigator, John Cabot, sailed to the west for England. John Cabot ( ) was the Anglicized name of the Italian Geiovanni Caboto. This painting by Giustino Menescardi in 1762 shows Cabot in traditional Venetian clothing. This image is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Cabot was searching for that elusive water route to Asia. In 1897, on the 400 th anniversary of John Cabot’s arrival at Newfoundland, the Newfoundland Post Office issued this commemorative stamp honoring Cabot and his discovery. This image is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Cabot landed on Newfoundland and claimed this land for England. The precise location where John Cabot landed on June 24, 1497 is not known with certainty. However he is recognized as the first European since the Vikings to set foot on North American soil. This image is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

England would later say that with this brief landing, that they were claiming North America. This photograph shows a monument to John Cabot’s “Landfall in the New World” in The location is Cape Bonavista, Bonavista Peninsula, Eastern Newfoundland, Canada. This image is courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

LEQ: In what area of North America did the English first land? This map shows the 1497 voyage by John Cabot from England to Newfoundland. This image is courtesy of danaexplorers.wikispaces.com.

LEQ: In what area of North America did the English first land? Newfoundland This map shows the 1497 voyage by John Cabot from England to Newfoundland. This image is courtesy of danaexplorers.wikispaces.com.