Abraham Oretelius aka. Abraham Wortels is a cartographer born in April 14, 1527 in Belgium. He is also a dealer in maps, books, and antiquities who has published the first modern atlas known as the "Theatre of the World".
Journal Entry #1:
<span>The monarchs of many European
kingdoms wanted to find faster trade routes to Asia than the land routes that
crossed Asia. They wanted me to find the route I ended up finding two continents.
The Natives wear unique clothes. They have bows and arrows. And are nicer then
they seem. They got along with my crew. And even gave us food. During my exploring
there, many diseases spread to the Native. I also brought different types of
food back to Europe, such as, Potatoes, Corn and Chocolate.</span>
C. They had nowhere to go
Many slaves wanted to run away but they had nowhere to go.
Explanation:
to avoid persecution in the low countries, especially Friesland and Flanders, seeking religious freedom and exemption from military service.
Answer:
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