No, John Cabot was the father of Sebastian Cabot.
He took Sebastian Cabot to help explore Asia which they did not find Asia because he mistook North America for Asia.And there is your true anwser of "Why did John Cabot take Sebastian?"!
John Cabot explored with Sebastian Cabot
John Cabot was an explorer who was from Italy. He had three sons whose names were Sebastian Cabot, Sancius Cabot, and Ludovico Cabot.
John Cabot had three sons named Lewis, Sebastian and Sanctus, which is the "English" for Ludovico, Sebastian, and Sancto. Cabot (Giovanni Caboto) was Italian (Genoese). A link can be found below.They were Ludovico, Sebastian and Sancto.
John and Sebastian Cabot were born in Italy.
No, John Cabot was the father of Sebastian Cabot.
He took Sebastian Cabot to help explore Asia which they did not find Asia because he mistook North America for Asia.And there is your true anwser of "Why did John Cabot take Sebastian?"!
John Cabot explored with Sebastian Cabot
Sebastian Cabot was born in Bristol, England in 1474. He was the son of John Cabot and lived until 1557.
John Cabot was an explorer who was from Italy. He had three sons whose names were Sebastian Cabot, Sancius Cabot, and Ludovico Cabot.
Ludovico, Sebastian, and Sancio
His nationality was Venetian
John Cabot had three sons named Lewis, Sebastian and Sanctus, which is the "English" for Ludovico, Sebastian, and Sancto. Cabot (Giovanni Caboto) was Italian (Genoese). A link can be found below.They were Ludovico, Sebastian and Sancto.
sebastian, sancio and ludivoco
John and Sebastian Cabot are famous explorers. John is Sebastian's father, he was married to a woman named Mattea. They had three sons Sebastian, Ludovic and Sanct Cabot (Sebastiano, Ludovico and Sancto Caboto). Caboto means a coastal sea man. John Cabot was a merchant who traded spices in other countries he sold the spices on his return. Sebastian decided one day to become part f the family business. When his father died Sebastian took over his fathers foot steps and sailed across the seas.
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