James Cook first commanded the Endeavour, but his second and third voyages were undertaken in the Resolution.Therefore, he used the Resolution the most.
It was used to carry bulk coal. This style of ship apparently had a shallow draft, and James Cook's early sea experience of these led him to use them for his explorations, on account of their utility in shallow waters or streams.
Yes he did
in the bushes
Because on his first voyage his ship overloaded so he needs 2 ships one for his food and water and the other for sleeping and sailing
Captain James Cook probably used a compass, sextant, watch, etc.
James Cook was the son of a merchant farmer, so as a child he would have been poor. After he embarked upon a successful career, this would not have changed a great deal, as the funds he was given were to support his voyages and exploration, not for personal use.
new orleans
most likely a ship and compass
The lifeboat is the most commonly used boat for rescuing passengers on a sinking ship.
no a cook use neither
most likely a ship and compass
its a big use cause most of the thing that you cook with is water or milk and if you dont use it wont come out well (: