giovanni de verrazano nationality - italian who sailed for france lifespan - 1485 – 1528 family -...
TRANSCRIPT
Giovanni De VerrazanoGiovanni De VerrazanoNationality - Italian who sailed for FranceNationality - Italian who sailed for France
Lifespan - 1485 – 1528 Lifespan - 1485 – 1528 Family - Noble Italian family Family - Noble Italian family
Education - Well educated befitting the status of Education - Well educated befitting the status of his familyhis family
Career - Italian Explorer and NavigatorCareer - Italian Explorer and NavigatorFamous for : Exploring the northeast coast of Famous for : Exploring the northeast coast of
North America from Cape Fear, North Carolina North America from Cape Fear, North Carolina to Maineto Maine
He also discovered Manhattan and was the first He also discovered Manhattan and was the first European to enter New York bay European to enter New York bay
By: Alicia , Kierra and, Emily
Eaten by cannibals in the Caribbean Eaten by cannibals in the Caribbean
He sailed for France .
Was the first man to set foot in the New York Harbor
Giovanni was the only explorer to anchor away from shore
Verrazano Narrows Bridge, named for the famous explorer, opened in
1964 and is the longest suspension bridge in the world
1485: Giovanni da Verrazano was born 1485: Giovanni da Verrazano was born in at Val di Grieve, near Florence, Italyin at Val di Grieve, near Florence, Italy
Giovanni da Verrazzano came from a good Italian family and was a well
educated Renaissance manGiovanni da Verrazzano travelled the
seas as a pirate, or Privateer sailing for King Francis I of France, attacking
ships belonging to the Spanish and the Portuguese
1522: Giovanni da Verrazzano captured a Spanish treasure ship sent from
Mexico, by Hernando Cortes, to King Charles V of Spain. The value of gold
on the treasure ship was valued at nearly two million dollars
He explored NY Bay. He explored it He explored NY Bay. He explored it in 1524-1527. He sailed to find in 1524-1527. He sailed to find another rout to China.another rout to China.
GiovanniGiovanni