Why was sailing better than traveling on land trade routes during the renaissance?

For traders, sailing proved to be a better option than traveling by land, as the network of roads that crisscrossed Europe was poor, and the few good roads that did exist were frequented by thieves.

Explanation:

answer; philip morin freneau

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