In the late fifteenth century,the desire in Europe to look for new lands was spurred in part by
A) significant population growth.
B) the absence of a merchant class.
C) the declining political power of many monarchs.
D) the expansion of feudalism.
E) a desire to escape the Black Death.

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Significant population growth in Europe during the late fifteenth century led to increased competition for resources and opportunities, which may have motivated some individuals to seek out new lands and opportunities in other parts of the world. Additionally, population growth may have led to increased demand for trade and commerce, which could have encouraged exploration and expansion of trade routes.

In the Late Fifteenth Century,the Desire in Europe to Look