Might the introduction of a nonnative animal have on an area that has never been expo

that animal?

2. What resulted from European trade with other nations?

3. __ was a leader who sparked interest in exploration by pushing for Portuguese

voyagers to go around Southern Africa to find trade routes to India and China.

4. How did Europeans make maritime trade possible?

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Aryanna Murray

17 May, 12:39

Might the introduction of a nonnative animal have on an area that has never been expo

that animal?

2. What resulted from European trade with other nations?

3. __ was a leader who sparked interest in exploration by pushing for Portuguese

voyagers to go around Southern Africa to find trade routes to India and China.

4. How did Europeans make maritime trade possible?

Enter your response here.

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Amaris Nicholson · Answer 1

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Might outcompete or kill local wildlife.

Might provide transport or agricultural opportunities.

Might be used as a new food source.

2. Europeans transmitted diseases and carried new plants and animals to different nations. Diseases killed many people in the Americas and Pacific Islands who did not have resistance to Eurasian and African diseases. Europeans also exerted control over other lands, such as Indonesia. However, new plants and animals were a means of new food production across the world.

3. Prince Henry of Portugal

4. Maritime trade was made possible with the advancement of navigation and maritime technology. Ships and sails were improved to make long-distance travel possible. European navigators learned new methods and obtained tools from Asian navigators.