Jean Ribault's route in the 1560s primarily involved exploration along the southeastern coast of North America. He sailed from France to the coast of Florida, where he established a short-lived settlement called Charlesfort on Parris Island. Ribault's journey included navigating the St. Johns River and the coastline of present-day South Carolina, showcasing his expedition's focus on potential locations for French colonization. His travels were part of France's efforts to establish a presence in the New World amidst Spanish and English interests.
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