The voyages of exploration during the Age of Discovery were primarily sponsored by European monarchs and governments, seeking new trade routes and territories. Notable sponsors included the Spanish Crown, which funded Christopher Columbus's expeditions, and Portugal's monarchy, which supported explorers like Vasco da Gama and Henry the Navigator. Additionally, private investors and merchant companies also played a significant role in financing these voyages.
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Spain sponsored Junípero Serra
England sponsored captain John Smith's voyages.
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the queen of Spain and the king
England sponsored most of his voyages especially when he went to the northwest passage
the queen of spain and the king
The King of France
Vasco da Gama
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