For the resources to be found to support their economy (Mercantilism), meaning exporting more than you import. They believed that they could find a route to Asia for its spice trade due to the Turkish Empire taking over the land trade routes. They did find land but it wasn't Asia... Nevertheless they found a source of labor (natives were used as slaves or serfs to get the goods), and fertile land for settlers to farm. These goods were used to fight the wars between European countries and the Turks for more goods and monopoly to support they hungry economy etc etc you get my point. For the resources to be found to support their economy (Mercantilism), meaning exporting more than you import. They believed that they could find a route to Asia for its spice trade due to the Turkish Empire taking over the land trade routes. They did find land but it wasn't Asia... Nevertheless they found a source of labor (natives were used as slaves or serfs to get the goods), and fertile land for settlers to farm. These goods were used to fight the wars between European countries and the Turks for more goods and monopoly to support they hungry economy etc etc you get my point.
Europeans were motivated to explore the oceans for reasons such as seeking new trade routes, spreading Christianity, acquiring wealth and power, and expanding their empires.
for the other people will not see them
ggg god glory and gold
he didnt explore he sent people to explore for him.
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European exploration led to dominance in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and over the people in Africa and the Americas. Answer
The Pacific Ocean is the largest of the four oceans. It is located in the vast area between the Americas, Antarctica, Australia, and Asia.
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atlantic ocean
To find a new route to Asia
to find different kinds of fish that are unknown
Europeans were motivated to explore the oceans primarily due to economic factors, such as the desire for new trade routes to access spices, gold, and other valuable resources. Socially, the Renaissance sparked curiosity and a spirit of adventure, encouraging exploration and the spread of ideas. Politically, European powers sought to expand their empires, assert dominance over rival nations, and spread Christianity, which fueled the competition for overseas territories. These combined factors led to an era of extensive maritime exploration and colonization.