Corsica and Troy
Christopher Columbus was sent by Spain to find an all-water trade route to the West Indies. In 1492, he embarked on his first voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, aiming to reach Asia by sailing west. Instead, he encountered the islands of the Caribbean, which he believed were part of the East Indies. His expeditions ultimately led to the European awareness of the Americas.
To spread Christianity, find the west coast of Africa, find gold, and open the trade route.......................................................................................................................................................................................... ;0 <3
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The trade route from New England to West Africa to the West Indies and back to New England is known as the Triangular Trade. This system involved the exchange of goods and enslaved people, where New England merchants would trade rum and other products for enslaved Africans in West Africa, then transport them to the West Indies to work on sugar plantations. The profits from sugar and molasses were then used to purchase more rum and goods, completing the triangle. This trade had profound economic and social impacts, contributing to the wealth of New England and the brutal institution of slavery.
The TRANS-SAHARA TRADE ROUTES connect North Africa, which is part of the Islamic World, to West Africa.
The Aegean Islands.
Christopher Columbus was looking for a shorter route to Asia by sailing west. Ferdinand Magellan was seeking a westward route to the Spice Islands. Vasco da Gama was searching for a sea route to India to establish trade.
I think the trade route you are looking for is call the "silk road".
Sicily.
The East- West trade route connecting China to Britain (British). Acapulco-Philiphines-Spice Trade Route (Dutch).
Ferdinand Magellan was looking for a western route to the Spice Islands (Moluccas) when he embarked on his expedition in 1519. He hoped to find a way to reach the valuable spice trade by sailing west instead of the traditional eastward route around Africa.
His goal was to find a route to the rich spice trade of the Indies and to explore the west coast of Africa.
The Phoenicians set up trading posts in villages on their trade route. They mostly did this on the islands in the western Mediterranean and along the coast of Iberia.
triangular trade
middle passage
He sailed west from Iceland to Greenland.
Silk Road .