John Cabot probably landed on southern Labrador or Cape Breton Island on his search for a northern route to Asia. He claimed the land for Henry VII. He may have landed on North America on a later voyage, but most records indicate that he was lost at sea on his return voyage.
The first non-native person to find what is now Newfoundland was Lief Ericksson in about 1000. In about 1450 John Cabot landed in Newfoundland.
northern parts of Canada
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what did john cabot find
John Cabot found the New Foundlands. Now known as Canada. He wanted to find another route to Japan and China but instead he found Canada. John also sailed to the Americas right after Christopher Columbus. By Justice Henderson
John Cabot's obstacle was that he faced strong eastern winds when trying to find the Northwest Passage to the Indies.
what did John Cabot never find
He was trying to find Aisa but got lost and landed in the newfoundland, Canada
yes john cabot did find gold and minerals
england sent john cabot
You can find a picture of John Cabot on www.google.com or on www.dogpile.com. There is no color face portraits of him though.
John Cabot sailed the oceans there are no "county regions" in the oceans.
What motivated john Cabot to explore was to find a direct route to Asia.