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Why hadn’t europeans used maritime routes before the age of exploration?
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Why hadn’t europeans used maritime routes before the age of exploration?

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The technology necessary for navigating such journeys had not yet been invented. Ships had to become better, then they needed maps and charts, compasses, and anything similar.
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