What Enabled Europeans To Carve Out Huge Empires An Ocean Away From Their Homelands?

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What Enabled Europeans To Carve Out Huge Empires An Ocean Away From Their Homelands?

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There were many factors that enabled Europeans to carve out huge empires an ocean away from their original homeland. First off, a very important factor was that the Europeans were extremely motivated to build more empires. The Europeans also did a lot of trading which enabled a profit and transportation of human and material resources. When the Europeans were on the go, they became much closer to the Americas than Asians. The Asians were highly competitive with the Europeans, but the Europeans had the upper hand due to distance. One last thing that enabled Europeans to carve out huge empires was the disease in the Americas. The Europeans had certain immunities which benefited them during their expansion.
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