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| First European country to explore the eastern coastline of the Pacific Ocean |
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| Charted lands around Vancouver Island and Puget Sound |
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| Established the first trading post and ship yards in Washington |
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| Discovered the Columbia River for the United States |
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| Land acquired by President Jefferson from France in 1803 |
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| Lewis and Clark Expedition |
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| An overland expedition to the Pacific Ocean |
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| Any fleet of warships, especially famous is the Spanish Armada, defeated by the English in 1588. |
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| A meeting for discussion and advice |
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| Ownership for one person or group only. |
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| A voyage or journey for a specific purpose, like exploration. |
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| A boundary line, marking something off from something else. For example, the Pope created a Line of Demarcation in 1494 to divide the New World between Spain and Portugal. |
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| Carrying goods, items and boats from one waterway, overland to another. |
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| A course or road for travel |
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| A narrow strip of water connecting to larger bodies of water |
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| A demand for ownership of a piece of land or water. |
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