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ANSWER ASAP The British explorer who believed the Northwest Passage did not exist was James Cook. John Meares. Sir Francis Drake. George Vancouver.
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The British explorer who believed the Northwest Passage did not exist was

James Cook.
John Meares.
Sir Francis Drake.
George Vancouver.

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It’s a Im pretty sure
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Answer:

GEORGE VANCOUVER answer C

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