What was the main objective of James Clark Ross's Antarctic expedition?
Find the Northwest Passage
Discover new trade routes
Locate the South Magnetic Pole
Establish a British colony
Answer
The main objective of James Clark Ross's Antarctic expedition was to locate the South Magnetic Pole. This was a significant scientific endeavor, as it would help to improve the understanding of Earth's magnetic field and contribute to the advancement of navigation techniques.
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