The European explorer whose vivid descriptions of the riches of China inspired traders to seek opportunities in Asia was Marco Polo. His travels, documented in "The Travels of Marco Polo," depicted the wealth, culture, and exotic goods of the East, particularly during his time at the court of Kublai Khan. His accounts fueled European interest in trade with Asia and contributed to the Age of Exploration.
The riches that were bought back to Egypt was as follows: Gold Ivory Perfumes Animal Clothes Trees that only grow in the kingdom of Kush (lower Nubia)
disregarded the rights of the American Indians
C. to increase economic oppurtunity was the main motivating factor for European maritime expansion in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries
Yes, many European explorers came to the New World primarily in search of gold and other riches. Notable figures such as Christopher Columbus, Hernán Cortés, and Francisco Pizarro embarked on expeditions with the goal of acquiring wealth and resources. Their quests for precious metals and profitable trade routes significantly influenced the exploration and colonization of the Americas. This pursuit of wealth often led to the exploitation and colonization of indigenous populations and their lands.
They competed for the three G's; for God, for Gold, and for Glory.
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The Columbus travels to America revealed the amount of hospitality he had received from the Native Indians and the gifts of gold and riches he carried for the Emperor of Spain. These descriptions allured all European adventurists and travelers to explore America .
The riches that were bought back to Egypt was as follows: Gold Ivory Perfumes Animal Clothes Trees that only grow in the kingdom of Kush (lower Nubia)
This was Marco Polo.
when did the French claim riches
Amerigo Vespucci wanted to become a explorer so he can find empires and riches.
They wanted to trade with Asia; riches to bring back home:)
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Spain got its riches with gold and silver, France by fur trade,Netherlands by shipping,trade
Amerigo Vespucci did not personally find gold and riches in South America. He was an Italian explorer and navigator who took part in several expeditions to the New World. His accounts and writings about the lands he visited did play a role in shaping European perceptions of the Americas.
because he wanted to find riches,land,and gold for Spain
Because, they wanted gold and riches.