In the reading of The Age of Discovery, the aspiration to explore the undisclosed has been a driving force in history since the beginning of time. From the initial archived accounts, old civilizations have studied the world around them. Early escapades were influenced by religious faiths, a wish for conquest, a hunger for gold, and the need for trade. The great Age of Discovery, beginning in the 1400s, was a significant era in the development and discovery of lands yet not known to the Europeans. During this time, Europe sought new sea paths to Asia in following of economic control and opportunities to spread Christianity. Although these were perks for explorers, the impacts from the discoveries arise in important changes and accomplishment
