Answer:
Religious, Economic and Political
Explanation:
The goals of the European explorers who sailed to the New World in the 15th and 16th centuries were mainly religious, economic, and political.
The explorers were motivated by a need to improve their economy by getting gold, silver, and precious spices, spread their religion by making people convert to Christianity from their previous modes of worship, and then for political reasons to increase their power and for glory.
