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Select the reasons why Europeans wanted an all-water route to the Orient:


  1. The Italians had a monopoly on Mediterranean trade.
  2. Traders refused to carry silk or cinnamon.
  3. They had ships that desperately needed employment.
  4. Ottoman Turks had captured Constantinople.
  5. Extremely high prices were caused by the difficulty of moving Eastern goods to Europe.
  6. Ships traveling water routes could carry more goods.

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Okay, warning: (COULD BE WRONG) Just to help you out I think 3, 5, and 6, are correct. (COULD BE WRONG, YOU MIGHT GET A LITTLE CREDIT)

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The reasons why Europeans wanted an all-water route to the Orient are as follows:

  • The Italians had a monopoly on Mediterranean trade.
  • They had ships that desperately needed employment.
  • Extremely high prices were caused by the difficulty of moving Eastern goods to Europe.
  • Ships traveling water routes could carry more goods.

Thus, the correct options are 1, 3, 5, and 6.

What is the All-water route?

The all-water route may be defined as a stream of any other tract of water that is typically utilized as an important route of travel and migration of goods and services from one region to the other.

Europeans are very famous in terms of trade. They know how to make an impression and effectiveness in the field of trading. Foe, this important intention, they wanted an all-water route to the Orient.

One of the factors behind this is to transport their goods and services as fast as possible to most parts of the world. For this, the Italians had a monopoly on the Mediterranean trade.  

Due to that intention, they constructs a large of ships that desperately needed employment. This is because ships traveling water routes could carry more goods.

Therefore, the correct options for this question are 1, 3, 5, and 6.

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