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Who brought spices to Europe?
Marco Polo introduced spices but europe already had spices. He brought loads of new spices and became very rich
Which country did Europe get there spices?
Europe mainly obtained spices from India and the East Indies.
What spices did Asia trade to Europe?
Europe didn't trade spices to Asia, Asia traded spices to Europe. Europe sometimes gave Asia cloth or food and water for asia's spices. Some of the spices were even sometimes gold and valuble rocks.
What product sparked trade between China and Europe?
Spices, although silk and tea were important as well.
Why were Asian spices so expensive during the 1300's?
Spices in the middle ages were expensive because the spices were carried overland and took years to reach Europe. After the crusades, the Arabs did not allow spices to reach Europe.
What is Asia's primary export to Europe consisted of?
spices
What product Europe wanted from Asia?
He wanted jewels spices cotton
Why were colonies considered so important to nations of Europe?
Europeans wanted colonies to gather riches through spices, natural resources, gold, and land. They wanted to expand their empire.
How did spices get to medieval Europe?
Spices were mostly brought to Europe from or through Muslim lands. Some spices were grown locally in Europe, and these included anise, mustard, and fennel, along with other seasonings, such as onions and garlic.
Why Portuguese occupied Malacca?
It was an important port of commerce for the Empire. Silk and spices were very expensive in Europe and the land route was very perilous, so we sailed there and traded with our indian friends.
Why did Columbus plan to go to India?
so he could bring back gold and spices to Europe
In the Age of Discovery what did Asia have that Europe wanted to buy?
Spices
