Which of the following best describes how Captain James Cook viewed the indigenous cultures of the South Pacific?
Cook noted the strength and vitality of Pacific Islanders and encouraged the expansion of the slave trade to include them.
Cook was notable for his tolerance and curiousity about native peoples and customs, which he described in detail in his journals.
Cook encouraged Europeans to intermarry with Pacific Islander women because they were more sexually expressive than European women.
Cook was impressed by Pacific Islander’s skills as navigators and sailors, so he insisted that th

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Which of the following best describes how Captain James Cook viewed the indigenous cultures of the South Pacific?
Cook noted the strength and vitality of Pacific Islanders and encouraged the expansion of the slave trade to include them.
Cook was notable for his tolerance and curiousity about native peoples and customs, which he described in detail in his journals.
Cook encouraged Europeans to intermarry with Pacific Islander women because they were more sexually expressive than European women.
Cook was impressed by Pacific Islander’s skills as navigators and sailors, so he insisted that th

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insisted that they be employed as sailors on all British ships
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