Captain James Cook contributed most significantly to the power of the British Empire by
SAT · World History · previous-year question
- A.leading a British campaign in the Seven Years' War
- B.defeating French forces at Quebec
- C.claiming Australia for the British crown
- D.legislating for increased British industrialism
- E.negotiating British control in India
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