Why did fifteenth-century europeans want to find a sea route to east asia? many chinese peasants wanted to immigrate to europe. the land route across asia was long, difficult, and dangerous. there was a booming market for african slaves in japan. europeans wanted to study asian cultures and religions.

Which of the following scenarios would most likely occur if immigrants opened a restaurant featuring their native cuisine in a small town in america? (for example, chinese immigrants move to a small town in texas and open a chinese restaurant). a. they would get little interest, as americans generally do not like foreign cuisines. b. the dishes would remain essentially the same. c. the dishes would be changed to reflect the tastes of the new location. d. the dishes would be the same in a small town as they would in an enclave.