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1778: Captain James Cook - The Discovery of the Hawaiian Islands

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1778: Captain James Cook - The Discovery of the Hawaiian Islands

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Captain James Cook sailed into the Hawaiian Islands, marking the first European contact with Hawaii. He navigated through unknown waters, giving us knowledge about these beautiful islands surrounded by the vast Pacific Ocean.

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Meriwether Lewis and William Clark set out on a monumental journey across the United States, from St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean. They mapped the terrain, encountered diverse Native American tribes, and documented new species of plants and animals along the Missouri River.

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Pioneers traveled over 2,000 miles on the Oregon Trail to reach the fertile lands of the Pacific Northwest. This journey, fraught with challenges, took them through vast prairies, towering mountains, and alongside numerous rivers, shaping the future settlement of the American West.

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Discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in California sparked the largest gold rush in history. Thousands of miners took routes over mountains and along rivers, specifically the Sacramento River, to reach the gold fields, dramatically changing California's landscape and population.

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1869: John Wesley Powell - The Grand Canyon Expedition

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1869: John Wesley Powell - The Grand Canyon Expedition

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John Wesley Powell led an expedition down the Green and Colorado Rivers, becoming the first person of European descent to navigate the Grand Canyon. His journey provided invaluable scientific information about the canyon's geology and helped map this natural wonder.