Europeans wanted to find a waterway passage to Asia after the trade routes became taxed. They didn't find one but instead found the New World or the Americas. After this find they began exploring the New Land in search of gold, silver, vegetables, and other items they might be able to trade. They also explored the unknown to find Native Americans and trade with them. Also, to set up plantation settlements and colony settlements.
The ISBN of Lives at Risk is 0742541525.
Lives at Risk has 727 pages.
It was because space at the time was an unknown as were the effects on life. Animals were used rather than risk the lives of people.
Lives at Risk was created on 2004-08-28.
They risk their lives because if they don't they will be fired.
to risk lives
The expression sailing close to the wind is often used as a metaphor for taking a risk or testing the limits of whatever it is that you are doing.For example, someone who regularly drinks too much alcohol and then drives a car immediately afterwards can be said to be sailing close to the wind.But if that person drinks even more than the usual amount one time - thus greatly increasing the risk of causing a car accident - then that behavior can be said to be sailing closer to the wind.And, if an accident then actually happens, that person can be said to have been sailing too close to the wind!A sailing boat cannot sail directly into the wind, the more nearly it can get to this is its closest point of sailing. Hence closer to the wind
Many risk their lives climbing Mount Everest for the adrenaline rush or knowing that they are on the extreme edge of living or diying.
people risk their lives because they might not have anything to live for. people might risk their lives because they can't get out of a particular place such as a building. they might risk their life because they want too.
There is no difference whether you are related or not. The risk is the same even if it's brother or a unknown man.
Climbers risk their lives by climbing on Mount Everest for the thrill, challenge and adventure.
It requires estimating wind speed and direction, and adjusting the sail for maximum enjoyment with no small risk.