Question

the journal entry and then answer the question. monday, november 14, 1768 we arrived at rio de janeiro, brazil. the weather was pleasant with moderate waves and low wind. at five in the evening, we anchored in five fathoms of water just above the isle of cobras. tuesday, november 15, 1768 fine weather. obtained fresh greens and beef for the ships crew. saturday, november 19, 1768 the weather was cloudy. we were busy getting water and other necessities on board, as well as caulking and repairing the ship. i had to punish seaman john thurman for refusing to help the sailmaker repair the sails. adapted from james cook, captain cooks journal during the first voyage round the world who is the primary audience? travelers who want to go to brazil meteorologists interested in south america authorities financing the expedition descendants of john thurman

Explanation:

A journal during an expedition would likely be for those financing it. It records details like weather, ship - related tasks (which are relevant to the expedition's progress). Travelers to Brazil would need more travel - specific info. Meteorologists would want more detailed weather data. Mention of a seaman's punishment is not for his descendants.

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authorities financing the expedition