During the late 18th and mid-19th centuries, Europeans and North Americans were attracted to nearby coastal waters primarily due to the potential economic gains from catching seals and whales. Whaling, in particular, was a significant industry during this time, driven by the demand for oil and other whale products.
During the late 18th and mid-19th centuries, Europeans and North Americans were attracted to nearby coastal waters due to potential economic gains from (1 point) Responses catching trout and cod fish. catching trout and cod fish. catching seals and whales. catching seals and whales. shipbuilding. shipbuilding. finding riches on unexplored islands.
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