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Where did the early explorers in US come from?
Europe.
Drawn by early travelers and explorers?
gold
Why did many early explorers follow rivers?
So they can make maps.
Which winds did early explorers prefer to use in their travels?
trade winds. :]
Why did the early explorers need support of a rich benefactor?
They needed medicine, food, protein, and water to drink, and also a good boat to go to sea.
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