why did James Cook sailed to the south sea
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The primary objective of Cook's first expedition was to improve oceanic navigation by charting the transit of Venus from Tahiti. When Cook set sail on the HMS Endeavour from Plymouth harbor in August 1768, he was joined by the naturalist Joseph Banks (1743 – 1820) and his civilian entourage.
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The primary objective of cook's first expedition was to improve oceanic navigation by charting the transit of Venus from Tahiti. When Cook set sail harbor in August 1768, he was joined by the naturalist Joesph Banks (1743 - 1820) and his civilian entourage.
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