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In the 16th century, people primarily traveled by foot, horseback, or horse-drawn carriages, depending on their social status and the distance to be covered. Waterways were also crucial for travel, with ships and boats used for longer journeys, especially in trade and exploration. Roads were often poorly maintained, making land travel slow and challenging. The period also saw increased exploration, with explorers using ships to navigate and discover new lands.

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