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He did not claim land.
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How did Marco Polo explore?
Marco Polo travled by useing 3 clipper ships on his journey but, mostly travled by land as he went all over Asia
What Italian explorer reached china by land?
Marco Polo
Did Marco Polo exploration open trade routes or establish territory?
Marco Polo's exploration opened trade routes. He traveled through Asia during the 13th century and his descriptions of the wealth and resources in the region sparked interest from European traders. However, his exploration did not establish territory, as Polo was a merchant-adventurer and not an official representative of any country seeking to colonize or claim land.
What was Marco polo's home land?
his hometown was •Venice, Italy.
Why did Marco Polo leave Venice?
Marco Polo left Venice with his father and uncle to fulfill a request the two older men had made to Kublai Khan. They traveled across land to China.
What land in North America did Marco Polo claim for his country?
Polo never came to North America and was only in China. He did not claim land.
Did Marco polo claim land?
No
What land did Marco Polo own?
china
How did Marco Polo explore?
Marco Polo travled by useing 3 clipper ships on his journey but, mostly travled by land as he went all over Asia
When did Marco Polo discover new land?
1345
What ocean did Marco polo travel across?
Marco Polo mostly travelled on land, but he did travel by the Indian ocean and the Black sea
What group of europeans Explorer North America about a.d. 1000?
marco polo
How did Marco polo's discoveries affect the people and land?
lalala
What Italian explorer reached china by land?
Marco Polo
What far eastern land did Marco Polo visit?
china
What did Marco polo do for his trips?
marcopolo brought land to the world
Did Marco Polo exploration open trade routes or establish territory?
Marco Polo's exploration opened trade routes. He traveled through Asia during the 13th century and his descriptions of the wealth and resources in the region sparked interest from European traders. However, his exploration did not establish territory, as Polo was a merchant-adventurer and not an official representative of any country seeking to colonize or claim land.
