4 years ago

Why did long-range voyages not follow a straight line when crossing large areas of ocean during the Age of Exploration?

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The correct answer is C. Ships had to take wind and currents into account.

That is because sometimes going in a curvy line on sea is much faster than going in a straight line because of water currents and winds. Ships were definitely able to go for a while out in the ocean and navigators knew where they were going, they just believed that it was a different place but they knew how to go westwards.

statuscvo [17]4 years ago

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The correct answer would be, C. Ships had to take wind and currents into account.

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