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I'm still looking for the true answer of which european landed on the continental United States first. Mainly so that I can blame them for everything bad that happened to those already living there.
Quick search suggests: "The first authenticated (officially recorded) European landing in North America took place in 1500 when Portuguese navigator Gaspar de Corte Real (1450?–1501?) explored the coast of Labrador and Newfoundland. Corte Real made a second trip to North America the following year but never returned to Portugal. His fate remains unknown."
Mark Monlux is a freelance illustrator and cartoonist. The bulk of his work has been in the adverting and publishing world, his work in recent years has turned to various aspects of Graphic Facilitation; Ideation Illustration, Cartoon Reporter, Sketchnotes, and Whiteboard Animation. He co-founded The C.L.A.W. and is a member of the Graphic Artist Guild, the National Cartoonists Society, and Cartoonists Northwest. He lives in Fern Hill with his loving wife.
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2 comments:
How about the Chinese on the West Coast?
Here's my latest "comic" by the way:
http://tudzacomics.blogspot.com/2009/10/i-shot-serif.html
re: European in North America.
Quick search suggests:
"The first authenticated (officially recorded) European landing in North America took place in 1500 when Portuguese navigator Gaspar de Corte Real (1450?–1501?) explored the coast of Labrador and Newfoundland. Corte Real made a second trip to North America the following year but never returned to Portugal. His fate remains unknown."
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