Question

how do trade winds affect sailors historically? they helped speed travels between europe and the americas they caused delays in voyages they were too weak to be useful they created unpredictable weather patterns

Explanation:

Trade winds are consistent winds that blow from east to west in the tropics. Historically, sailors used these winds to speed up their travels. For example, in the Age of Exploration, European sailors used trade winds to cross the Atlantic Ocean more quickly when traveling to the Americas.

Answer:

They helped speed travels between Europe and the Americas.