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14 April, 03:08

Why did fifteenth-century Europeans want to find a sea route to East Asia? Many Chinese peasants wanted to immigrate to Europe. The land route across Asia was long, difficult, and dangerous. There was a booming market for African slaves in Japan. Europeans wanted to study Asian cultures and religions.

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