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Why did the Europeans try so hard to find an all-water route to the Spice Islands? They wanted to bring in spices without the problems of carrying them over land. It was easier to transport the camels
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Why did the Europeans try so hard to find an all-water route to the Spice Islands? They wanted to bring in spices without the problems of carrying them over land. It was easier to transport the camels that carried the spices. They wanted to find a faster route to the New World.

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The Europeans tried so hard to find an all-water route to the Spice Islands becuase they wanted to find a faster route to the New World. Going by land took to long so they wanted a short cut.


Answer: They wanted to find a faster route to the New World.



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