Europe's rich agricultural and business diversity has made the continent a middle of trade and trade for centuries. it's far centrally positioned between the two different “vintage global” continents, Africa and Asia.
The ECU international locations felt the need of locating new exchange routes to Asia due to the fact; (i) Sea routes have been economically useful for the Europeans. (ii) these routes allowed the Europeans to find out new Asian soils that had been exceptional for buying and selling. (iii) those allowed Europeans to develop their equipment.
Europeans to facilitate trade with India had been placing efforts to find out Sea-direction to India. some businessmen used to hold Indian goods to EU markets via the Arabian Sea, pink Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Persian Gulf. commercials: a lot of these exchange routes were closed for the Europeans at some stage in the medieval period.
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