They had to find new routes to Asia to continue trading with it, because the Turkish took over the territories through which the caravans used to reach Asia. Of course there was some curiosity (adventures), but the main drive was trading,(money, profit, gold, incredible of spice spices).
The Europeans wanted to cross the pacific ocean.
What drove thew was to find what lay behind the horizon, desire to get rich ,curious about the unknown ,to spread the christian faith ,to find land that had products they could sell in Europe, and to find a route to India's spice trade.
The Europeans wanted to cross the pacific ocean.
The Europeans wanted to cross the pacific ocean.
Some of the reasons Europeans actively engaged in exploration included the need to find new land and new raw materials. Exploration greatly paved the way for many trade opportunities.
The oceans form most of the surface of the World.
They just drove by and saw it.
In oceans
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you would find it on oceans
Most people believe that they were the many explores who came to make their countries rich or find a way to Asia. Although, they weren't even the first Europeans. The Vikings were the First Europeans. The first native Americans to cross the land bridge were the first people
Since 352 is a smaller number than 381, he drove a shorter distance on Sunday than on Saturday. To find out how much less he drove on Sunday than Saturday, subtract the two numbers. 381 - 352 = 29 miles less that he drove on Sunday.