The west coast of the Americas was probably first peopled by groups migrating across the land/ice bridge that connected northwest North America and northeast Asia, tens of thousands of years ago.
The first to discover it were the ancestors of the American Indians, who came over from Siberia several thousand years ago. The first Europeans to "discover" NA were probably Vikings from Scandinavia, around 1000 AD.
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Amergo Vespucci didn’t have the map maker name North America after him, but after reading Vespucci’s book that he had discovered North America he named the continent after him. Actually Vespucci lied in his book and never reached North America.
Leif Eriksson discovered greenland. ----------------------- Actually it was Leif's dad who discovered Greenland. Leif discovered North America, though really he was following a course set by an Icelander. Leif did create a settlement in North America so many say he discovered it. After all the first guy felt it was too risky to go ashore, so he was just the first recorded European to see North America, not really the same as landing and "discovering". He also discovered a stranded ship and rescued its crew of 14 people.
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North America was already discovered when the Hudson Bay was discovered by Henry Hudson.
Amerigo Vespucci discovered that Asia was not a part of America. America was named after him.
North America.
He is most famous for discovering North America.
No, Mississippi is actually in North America. It is in the South of the United States in North America.
Neither. Lief Ericson discovered North America second while Christopher Columbus discovered it third. A Viking did discover North America and his name was Bjarni Herjolfsson. He discovered North America about 200 years before Lief Ericson
That would be north America or the USA as we call it. Actually it was the continent named after the person not the country.