The Big Idea :
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PRIMARY SOURCE: This chart was compiled by Bering on the Siberian Expedition from Tobolsk to Chutkotkan (Library of Congress)
SECONDARY SOURCE: Bristol's Connection to John Cabot (BBC)
PRIMARY SOURCE: A New Voyage Around the World (written by William Dampier, stored by Project Gutenberg)
YOU CAN READ HIS BOOK HERE!
SECONDARY SOURCE: World Explorers Henry Hudson (PBS Learning)
SECONDARY SOURCE: The Age of Exploration_Henry Hudson (The Mariners' Museum and Park)
PRIMARY SOURCE: Sir Walter Raleigh's Notebook for his History of the World (British Library)
SECONDARY SOURCE: Amerigo Vespucci (Biography.com)
PRIMARY SOURCE: On the arrival of two ships in Lisbon, Portugal, from the expedition of Gaspar Corte Real to the north Atlantic Ocean (National Humanities Centre)
SECONDARY SOURCE: The backpacker and travel writer from 400 years ago — China's Xu Xiake
SECONDARY SOURCE: Vitus Bering and the European Discovery of Alaska (The History Guy, 2021)
SECONDARY SOURCE: A Tale of Tudor Travel_John Cabot's Voyage to America (HISTORY EXTRA)
SECONDARY SOURCE: Arrival of English Explorer William Dampier (NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIA)
Shell Beach, Shark Bay, Western Australia
SECONDARY SOURCE: Francis Drake Sails Around the World (Epic History)
SECONDARY SOURCE: Virtual Museum of New France
SECONDARY SOURCE: The DOWNFALL And Execution Of Sir Walter Raleigh (The Untold Past)
PRIMARY SOURCE: Giovanni Da Verrazzano (My Old Maps)
This site has several primary sources (observations from Verrazzano).
SECONDARY SOURCE: Francis Drake (History.com)
Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature.
SECONDARY SOURCE: Giovanni Da Verrazzano (The Mariners' Museum and Park)
SECONDARY SOURCE: Amerigo Vespucci: Italian explorer who named America (Live Science)
