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European ships were able to withstand the trans-Atlantic journeys in the Age of Exploration PRIMARILY to
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European ships were able to withstand the trans-Atlantic journeys in the Age of Exploration PRIMARILY to

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Explanation: European were able to stand voyages in Atlantic during the Age of Exploration because of ships like Caravel that provided a stronger hull and sleeker lines. The Caravel vessels were lightweight and could sail with the wind
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