I can tell a bit about why Europeans valued spice.
Europeans valued literally for adding flavor to their food and for use for making medicines. At that time, spices were quite sought after, but supply was low. Therefore, spices were valued even more due to their low supply.
That's about all I can tell you, so I would recommend you to do some research and reread your textbook closely.
Explain why spices were valuable to Europeans.
Why were spices so expensive in Europe?
How did Marco Polo's journey serve as an inspiration for further European exploration?
According to the author, how did the search for the Spice Islands change history?
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This question is more than a bit strange: "According to the author, how did the search for the Spice Islands change history?"
What author? Author of what?
How can anyone change history? History is what has happened in the past and cannot be changed! What do you think the question is really asking?
What author? Author of what?
How can anyone change history? History is what has happened in the past and cannot be changed! What do you think the question is really asking?
1 answer