The Hundred Years' War made it necessary for Iberian and Italian merchants to search for new water routes that connected northern and southern Europe,because they could not safely travel through
A) France.
B) Belgium.
C) England.
D) the Netherlands.
E) Austria.

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The Hundred Years' War was fought between England and France from 1337 to 1453. As a result, it was not safe for merchants to travel through France during this time. Therefore, Iberian and Italian merchants had to search for new water routes that connected northern and southern Europe, bypassing France.

The Hundred Years' War Made It Necessary for Iberian and Italian