What was the main challenge faced by the Franklin Expedition?
Harsh Arctic conditions
Pirates
Disease
Mutiny
Answer
Harsh Arctic conditions proved to be the primary challenge faced by the Franklin Expedition. The unforgiving cold, icy waters, and treacherous terrain made navigation and survival extremely difficult. The expedition's ships became trapped in pack ice, and the crew was forced to abandon them. As they attempted to trek overland, they encountered starvation, disease, and exposure, ultimately leading to the tragic loss of the entire expedition.
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