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the closer you got to the equator the hotter the water got

no food or water for that long a voyage

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What were the three reasons Europeans were afraid to explore other lands?

the world was flat sea monsters the closer you got to the equator the hotter the water got no food or water for that long a voyage


Why were the colonies founded what caused Europeans to explore America?

The colonies were founded to search for gold and other riches, and expansion of power.


Why were Europeans so eager to explore the world?

Europeans were eager to explore the world during the Age of Exploration for several reasons, including the pursuit of new trade routes, the desire for wealth and resources, and the spread of Christianity. The economic motivations were driven by the demand for spices, gold, and other valuable commodities. Additionally, advancements in navigation and shipbuilding made long sea voyages more feasible. The competition among European nations also fueled exploration as they sought to expand their empires and assert their dominance.


Why did Europeans want to explore the world in the 15th and 16th centuries?

They wanted to find wealth and in order to do that they had to look overseas for it and into other countries and even continents


Economic Reasons to Leave Europe?

One of the widely accepted reasons is that Europeans were attempting to find a route to China and India. However, while true, this statement lacks truth. Many Europeans were seeking freedom from religious persecution. Ever hear of the Pilgrims? That's what they were all about. Other reasons to come to North America would be cheap land, a chance for adventure, and easy money.

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What were the three reasons Europeans were afraid to explore other lands?

the world was flat sea monsters the closer you got to the equator the hotter the water got no food or water for that long a voyage


What reason Europeans wanted to explore the unknown?

One of the main reasons Europeans wanted to explore the unknown was the desire for wealth and resources. They were in search of new trade routes to Asia and the valuable goods that could be obtained there. Additionally, there was a strong motivation to spread Christianity and convert indigenous populations to the faith. Scientific curiosity and a thirst for knowledge also played a role in driving European exploration.


Why did the europeans explore the East?

An example of exploration to the east would be the Crusades. The Crusades happened for multiple reasons one was to flush out heretics and Muslims and the other was to get the riches that the East held in store.


Why did Europeans set out to explore unknown oceans and sea?

for the other people will not see them


Why didn't europeans explore before 1492?

they did not know of any other land except for europe and had no reason to explore any land other than europe.


Why were other Europeans so afraid of viking warriors?

because they destroy everything they dont like


Why did some europeans have other reasons for encouraging for the crusades?

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Why did Europeans want to explore?

Because they wanted to make money and they wanted to trade.


Why were the colonies founded what caused Europeans to explore America?

The colonies were founded to search for gold and other riches, and expansion of power.


Did other Europeans explore North America and what did they find?

because they wanted to find the northwest passage and they found gold and silver


Why did other Europeans explore North America and why did they find?

because they wanted to find the northwest passage and they found gold and silver


What were Europe's interest in dominating Africa and Asia?

Europe had several reasons for wanting to dominate Africa and Asia. For one, it would result in profit for European countries, such as resources and labor. Europeans also believed in Social Darwinism, in which they thought Europeans were the superior race. The Great Powers in Europe were also competing for power, and thus were competing for land and colonies. Some other minor reasons include the spreading of Christianity and to explore unseen lands, mainly in Africa.