KnowraTahitiLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Tahiti, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 5Related 7Narrower topic 3Society IslandsBroader topic: It is the largest and most populous island in the Windward group.French annexation of TahitiBroader topic: The island itself was the central territory transferred to French sovereignty.Pōmare IVBroader topic: It was the center of Pōmare IV’s kingdom and the principal focus of French intervention.TupaiaRelated: Tupaia joined Cook’s expedition at Tahiti after traveling from his home island of Raiatea.George PritchardBroader topic: The island was the setting for Pritchard’s missionary service, consular duties, and political influence.Pōmare IIRelated: Its rival districts and chiefly alliances formed the political landscape Pōmare II sought to control.Louis Antoine de BougainvilleRelated: Bougainville’s 1768 visit shaped European accounts of the island.PapeeteNarrower topic: Papeete occupies Tahiti’s northwest coast and depends on the island’s geography.Pōmare VNarrower topic: The island was the core territory over which Pōmare V ruled.Pōmare INarrower topic: The island whose districts and chiefly rivalries Pōmare brought under his rule.Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?Related: Gauguin painted the work there, though its imagery is not a documentary record of island life.HMS EndeavourRelated: The ship reached Tahiti in 1769 so astronomers could observe the transit of Venus.Spirit of the Dead WatchingRelated: Gauguin painted the work during his first stay on the island.Jeanne BaretBroader topic: The expedition stopped there, where Baret’s identity was reportedly exposed.Kingdom of Bora BoraRelated: Its rulers and political changes shaped power relations across the Society Islands.