During the Renaissance, trade with Asia was significantly encouraged by various factors, including the rise of Italian city-states like Venice and Genoa, which established trade routes and networks. Notable figures such as Marco Polo, whose travels to Asia were documented in "The Travels of Marco Polo," inspired curiosity and interest in Asian goods. Additionally, the demand for spices, silk, and other luxury items fueled European exploration and trade initiatives during this period. Overall, a combination of explorers, merchants, and the growing wealth of Europe contributed to the encouragement of trade with Asia.
Renaissance towns became more important to trade due to their strategic locations, often near rivers and coastlines, facilitating easier access for merchants and goods. The rise of a wealthy merchant class and the establishment of banking systems fostered economic growth and investment in trade. Additionally, the revival of classical knowledge and values encouraged innovation in navigation and shipbuilding, enhancing trade routes. This combination of factors helped towns flourish as vibrant centers of commerce and culture during the Renaissance.
The exploration of the New World was encouraged by a combination of factors, including the desire for new trade routes, particularly to access spices and luxury goods from Asia. Advances in navigation technology, such as the compass and astrolabe, made long sea voyages more feasible. Additionally, the quest for wealth, territorial expansion, and the spread of Christianity motivated European nations to sponsor expeditions. The Renaissance spirit of curiosity and adventure also played a significant role in driving exploration.
Asia and Europe was the trade.
They wanted to find an all water trade route to Asia that bypassed the Mediterranean.Many wanted to spread Christianity.Some countries wanted to expand their own empires.In many cases they were simply curious.
Portugal was searching for a route to Asia to increase trade and find gold.
ITALY :)
Ottoman Empire
The printing press (created by Johann Gutenburg) and Trade with Asia
In the 1400s, europe's population was growing, and so was the demand for trade. This encouraged more people to start traviling
Ottoman taxes and restrictions on trade in its territory encouraged Europeans to seek new trade routes to Asia.
The Tang and Song dynasties in China encouraged and expanded trade along the Silk Road and maritime routes. The Silk Road facilitated overland trade with Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, while maritime trade routes connected China to Southeast Asia, India, and beyond. These trade networks not only boosted the economy but also facilitated cultural exchange and the spread of innovations such as paper and gunpowder.
well there was the silk road and goods they got were (pepper,sugar,salt,silk,wood,metal,weapons and many more) Renaissance explores were always looking for new trade routes to Asia and Christopher Columbus thought he found it but he actually found North America
No. Asia is a different country and society. The Renaissance was in Europe and began in Italy.
The Renaissance and reformation were times of scientific innovation. Before the Renaissance trade routes were limited because of poor roads and small, inefficient ships. During the renaissance shipbuilding and cartography improved and sailors were able to reach Asia and bring back trade goods such as spices.
The Renaissance and reformation were times of scientific innovation. Before the Renaissance trade routes were limited because of poor roads and small, inefficient ships. During the renaissance shipbuilding and cartography improved and sailors were able to reach Asia and bring back trade goods such as spices.
Trade was what the renaissance was about
coz it helps people in Africa and Asia extra wealth and it helps them live their life...