Cross-cultural connections between Europe and Asia from 1450 to 1750 resulted in the proliferation of technologies such as lateen sails and compasses, allowing Europe to shift its focus from land-based exchanges to marine exploration and trade.
Traditional peasant agriculture grew and transformed, plantations developed, and labor demand increased. These modifications both fueled and responded to the rising worldwide demand for raw resources and finished goods.
The hemispheric spread of products and knowledge supported not just the Renaissance, but also long-term European expansion.
As Asian items flooded European markets, a need for new commodities arose. This commerce generated enormous new riches, and Europeans competed for commercial dominance.
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