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What motivated the European voyagers and colonists who undertook risky voyages in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries?

What motivated the European voyagers and colonists who undertook risky voyages in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries?
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What motivated the European voyagers and colonists who undertook risky voyages in

the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries?

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They were in need of new land

Explanation: this age was described as the age of exploration

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