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30 October, 10:54

Hudson claimed New York harbor and the Hudson River for England. True False

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  1. 30 October, 11:36
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    Actually Hudson didn't claim the New York Harbor and the Hudson River for England. He claimed them for Dutch. So to answer you question this is False.
  2. 30 October, 13:53
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    The answer is true.

    Hudson claimed New York Harbor and Harbor and the Hudson River for England. This is true.

    In Hudson's 3 voyage he conquered New York for England

    Hudson River was named after Hudson. He conquered it for England also.
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