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Showing posts with label expedition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expedition. Show all posts

May 1, 2019

[Answer] 2. The goal of Bering's first expedition was to see how far the territory of an Eastern Russian peninsula extended toward the Americas. Which peninsula?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. The goal of Bering's first expedition was to see how far the territory of an Eastern Russian peninsula extended toward the Americas. Which peninsula?"



...1. Kamchatka 2. Nemetski 3. Chukchi 4. Lokhaniemi In all, Bering led two Kamchatkan expeditions; the first in 1728 and the second in 1741. The first expedition was a commission from the government, while the second was an approved proposal forwarded by Bering himself. After the successes of his first expedition, Bering was rewarded with ennoblement.

Dec 4, 2018

[Answer] 3. In 1725 Bering was selected to lead an expedition to the North Pacific. Who was the recently proclaimed 'Emperor of All Russia' who commissioned Bering for this undertaking?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. In 1725 Bering was selected to lead an expedition to the North Pacific. Who was the recently proclaimed 'Emperor of All Russia' who commissioned Bering for this undertaking?"



...1. Peter the Great 2. Catherine I 3. Ivan V 4. Peter II Tsar Peter I (Pyotr Alexeyevich Romanov) ruled the Tsardom of Russia (later the Empire of Russia) from 1682 (jointly with Ivan V until 1696) until his death in 1725, coincidentally the same year that Bering was commissioned for what would be his first expedition to the North Pacific. He didn't actually depart until three years later, in 1728.