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What are some things that the early European Explorers thought about the world that we know now are not true?
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That the earth was flat.
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Why was tobacco important to early European explorers?
Because it was a new and exciting technology . Also, it was thought to be a helpful medicine.
Where did early European explorers live?
in europe
Who were early European explorers of Illinois?
nick tanasa
What were early European explorers trying to find?
Early European explorers were trying to find new trade routes to Asia, specifically to access spices, silk, and other valuable goods. They were also searching for new lands to claim for their countries and to spread Christianity.
What was best means of transportation for early European explorers?
it mentrailroads
Was all successful early European explorers was from Italy?
I need the anwsers
What was waste disposal of the early European explorers?
it was disposed when they went to the forest they burned
The first European explorers in Alabama came from where in the early 1500s?
Tyler Burnham
What were obstacles faced by early European explorers?
poor maps and navigation tools
What were the three obstacles that early European explorers faced?
Three obstacles that early European explorers faced were harsh weather conditions, lack of knowledge about the lands they were exploring, and resistance and conflict with indigenous populations.
Where did The name Indians come from in referance To native Americans?
Early European explorers were looking for an easier route to Asia and India. Believing the Earth was round, they thought they could travel west to get there. When they came to land, thinking they found India, they referred to the natives as Indians not realizing it was a different continent.
What were 3 accomplishments of early European explorers?
Discovery of new trade routes, such as the route to India by Vasco da Gama. Mapping of unknown territories, like the expeditions of Christopher Columbus in the Americas. Exchange of crops, animals, and cultures between the Old World and the New World, known as the Columbian Exchange.
