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The European cross-Atlantic voyages of the 16th century were similar to Arab cross-Indian voyages of the 12th for which of the following reasons? A Both European and Arab sailors were experts at combining technologies invented elsewhere. B Europeans and Arabs took advantage of a yearly storm cycle that guaranteed a return voyage. C States in both Europe and the Middle East established vast trading empires. D Long distance trade was primarily about profit, and in both cases there was little cultural diffusion
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