During the Age of Discovery, the purpose of most European explorations was to search for resources and trade routes and to

claim territory outside of Europe.

find religious sites and relics.

bring food and supplies to the rest of the world.

expand the Holy Roman Empire.

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Owen

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3 May, 08:10

During the Age of Discovery, the purpose of most European explorations was to search for resources and trade routes and to

claim territory outside of Europe.

find religious sites and relics.

bring food and supplies to the rest of the world.

expand the Holy Roman Empire.

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Caiden Dalton · Answer 1

The correct answer is to claim territory outside of Europe - the age of discovery encompassed the discovery of Americas, coastal line of Africa and other places, which resulted in the European colonies around the world.

During the Age of Discovery, the purpose of most European explorations was to search for resources and trade routes and toclaim territory outside of Europe.find religious sites and relics.bring food and supplies to the rest of the world.expand the Holy Roman Empire.

During the Age of Discovery, the purpose of most European explorations was to search for resources and trade routes and to

claim territory outside of Europe.

find religious sites and relics.

bring food and supplies to the rest of the world.

expand the Holy Roman Empire.