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Which natural feature did La Salle's explorations play a critical role in mapping?

  • The Rocky Mountains

  • The Great Lakes

  • The Appalachian Mountains

  • The Mojave Desert

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The Great Lakes, a system of interconnected freshwater lakes in North America, hold the key to La Salle's significant contribution to cartography. La Salle's explorations in the 17th century played a pivotal role in mapping this crucial natural feature. Through his extensive journeys and meticulous observations, he helped define the shape, size, and location of the Great Lakes, providing valuable insights into the region's geography.
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Unleashing the Explorer Within: The Legendary Journey of René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle

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