The Europeans routinely kept on coming to the New World because they found a lot of cod fish, got resources, attempts to colonize and they also came for fur trade. The most important reason they would keep on coming is because of the fur trade, fur in France was really valuable n if they sold it there they would get a lot of money back. They Europeans would give the natives knives, metal and goods, while on the other hand in return the natives would give them fur of beaver back.
crops such as maize (corn) and other new world crops
-black ppl died
-azns died
-condoms were invented :]
Wealth and power
Wealth and resources.
No
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 Europeans got very good gold
finding riches and paying the money back the ships supporter
Yes. Some.
Spices and perfumes were some of the things that Marco Polo set out to find in Asia during his exploration.
Europeans financed overseas exploration through a variety of means, including investments from wealthy individuals, sponsorship from monarchs and governments, partnerships with trading companies, and the promise of lucrative trade routes and resources. Additionally, some expeditions were funded through contributions from religious organizations seeking to spread Christianity.
Yes.
Some time during the Stone Age
Spain, followed by the Portuguese and Dutch.
Some reasons for early European exploration include seeking wealth through trade, spreading Christianity, expanding empires, and searching for new trade routes to Asia. Additionally, Europeans were driven by a desire for adventure and curiosity about the world beyond their known territories.
Some of their main enemies were the Chinese and Slavic Europeans during their expansion westward.