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Drawn by early travelers and explorers?
gold
What Continent did a lot of the Explorers come from?
The Continent the explorers came from was Europe.
Why did the early explorers set out to sea?
im not sure
Which winds did early explorers prefer to use in their travels?
trade winds. :]
Why did many early explorers follow rivers?
So they can make maps.
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