Between 1450 and 1525 not only was there religious exploration (new ideas) but also geological exploration. There were many factors promoting European exploration between 1450 and 1525, these included the economy, technology available, politics, and religion. The economy was much better at this time, allowing the needed funds to be paid for. Some of these funds came from the invention of the printing press, the state of slavery and even from the sales of indulgences. These different things allowed …showed first 75 words of 352 total…

…showed last 75 words of 352 total…factor was played out by the rulers of different European areas. If they were promoters of exploration, then exploration was in further affect. For example, Ferdinand and Isabella were such rulers that supported and promoted exploration. Without support from major rulers, then exploration would more than likely have ceased. These were all major factors in the promotion of exploration. The economy, technology, religion, and political figures all worked together, in a sense, to promote exploration.