In the 1400s, Europeans, particularly the Portuguese and Spanish, began exploring new maritime routes, leading to the discovery of the West African coast and the Atlantic islands such as Madeira and the Azores. Christopher Columbus's voyage in 1492 resulted in the European discovery of the Americas, which opened up new territories and trade opportunities. This period marked the beginning of significant global exploration and the eventual colonization of various regions. Additionally, advancements in navigation and shipbuilding facilitated these explorations.
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to trade and claim land
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France did in the early 1700's
The Vikings are Europeans and it was people of Asian descent that discovered Canada first.
The Europeans. =D
The Polynesians discovered New Zealand around the 1400s with Europeans in the person of Abel Tasman and James Cook (1700s approx.)
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The storm.
Slaves.
Most Europeans in the 1400s had a terrible sense of geography. They believed that the earth was flat and that you could fall off the edge if you went too far.
Asia.
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The period in the 1500s when Europeans started searching for lands they did not know is called the?
Europeans wanted to explore the world so that they could gain wealth
they got jumped by the europeans in the mid 1400s
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