1642–1643 Pacific voyage

Target entity: 1642–1643 Pacific voyage
Context triple: [Abel Tasman, notableWork, 1642–1643 Pacific voyage]

• A. 1567–1569 Solomon Islands expedition
  The 1567–1569 Solomon Islands expedition was a Spanish Pacific voyage of exploration that resulted in the first recorded European discovery of the Solomon Islands.
• B. First voyage of James Cook
  The First voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Pacific Ocean during which Cook charted New Zealand and Australia’s eastern coastline and conducted astronomical and scientific observations.
• C. Second voyage of James Cook
  The Second voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Southern Hemisphere that disproved the existence of a vast southern continent and greatly advanced geographic and scientific knowledge of the Pacific.
• D. Third voyage of James Cook
  The Third voyage of James Cook was the British explorer’s final expedition (1776–1779), undertaken to search for the Northwest Passage and which ultimately led to his death in Hawaii.
• E. Voyage to the Moluccas
  Voyage to the Moluccas was the early 16th-century Spanish expedition, led by Ferdinand Magellan and later Juan Sebastián Elcano, that first circumnavigated the globe in search of a westward route to the Spice Islands.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1642–1643 Pacific voyage
Target entity description: The 1642–1643 Pacific voyage was Abel Tasman’s pioneering Dutch expedition during which he became the first known European to reach Tasmania, New Zealand, and several Pacific islands.

• A. 1567–1569 Solomon Islands expedition
  The 1567–1569 Solomon Islands expedition was a Spanish Pacific voyage of exploration that resulted in the first recorded European discovery of the Solomon Islands.
• B. First voyage of James Cook
  The First voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Pacific Ocean during which Cook charted New Zealand and Australia’s eastern coastline and conducted astronomical and scientific observations.
• C. Second voyage of James Cook
  The Second voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Southern Hemisphere that disproved the existence of a vast southern continent and greatly advanced geographic and scientific knowledge of the Pacific.
• D. Third voyage of James Cook
  The Third voyage of James Cook was the British explorer’s final expedition (1776–1779), undertaken to search for the Northwest Passage and which ultimately led to his death in Hawaii.
• E. Voyage to the Moluccas
  Voyage to the Moluccas was the early 16th-century Spanish expedition, led by Ferdinand Magellan and later Juan Sebastián Elcano, that first circumnavigated the globe in search of a westward route to the Spice Islands.
• F. None of above. chosen