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What did Romans do with land they conquered?
They took over the lands first and stayed focused on the land with there armies. Also at the same time kept there lands under control and there lands were still defended.
Why did explorers initially go west?
Through recorded history there have been "explorers". Within the last 400 plus years, European explorers kept moving west in the Western Hemisphere because they continued to find more unexplored lands until they finally reached the western coasts of North and South America.
Why were slaves kept in the west indies?
Slaves were kept in the West Indies to grow and harvest sugar and molesses.
Which is the place where historical things are kept?
Museum or archives
How did the European traders capture slaves in west Africa?
In most cases, European traders did not capture slaves. West African nation states controlled the regions from which most slaves were abducted; thus Europeans had very limited access to people beyond the coast. As in Europe, African states were sometimes engaged in war, which produced captives, some of whom were kept in a form of indigenous African servitude. After the arrival of Europeans, tribal chieftains began to trade such captives of war, along with other goods. As the American plantation system grew into a highly lucrative enterprise, so did the demand for chattel slaves (human property). Gradually, Europeans became aggressive participants in the abduction of slaves and played a dominant role in organizing slave-raiding parties whose business it was to the capture other Africans in exchange for European goods--weapons, liquor, beads, cloth, etc. European traders then transported victims to the Americas as "merchandise," making a profit on human misery.
What happened when Western Europeans could not find a northwest passage?
Nothing happened. They kept looking and ended discovering other places and things.
What kept europeans from searching for unknown land?
this is what some people say but am not sure.the greennlanders is the answer
Why did they name it Canada?
Because the locals kept referring to their village as Kanata which was translated "This is Kanata." The Europeans, having a much larger view of things expanded the term to mean the area or lands.
What kept europeans from searching unknown lands?
I think what kept them from searching for the unknown land was because the they believed the world was dangerous,horrible sea monsters waited beneath ocean,ready to swallow ships in whole. they thougth the sun was so hot in some places that it made the sea boil
When was the Yukon found?
the first europeans to arrive in the Yukon would have been fur traders some time in the early 18th century. Exactly who and when is unknown as no records were kept and ther wer no maps.
How did the mohawks get treated by the Europeans?
The mohawks got treated like garbage when the europeans came because the europeans kept on buying their land and put them on a reserve
What kept Europeans from traveling to Asia?
they had no maps that show the world correctly, no navigation tools ad they had never traveled to Asia by sea.
Why was a peninsula important?
It protected the lands, kept it isolated and was protected by the water,
Why was peninsula important?
It protected the lands, kept it isolated and was protected by the water,
What were the causes of Spanish exploration in New Spain?
The causes were that they kept on stealing from the Europeans then the Europeans wanted war so their was the civil war beginning.
Why did the europeans control such a small portion of African in the 1800s?
Trade networks kept Europeans from controlling the sources of trade items such as gold and ivory.
Why did the Europeans conquer the aboriginals and not vice-versa?
Because the Europeans brought disease among the Aboriginals and their numbers were declining. Also the Europeans kept on coming across the Atlantic Ocean with more and more Europeans making their numbers grow.
