Which of the following were advantages offered by the new caravel ship design? Select all that apply.

The caravel had four masts with square sails, allowing it to sail into the winds that roared up the African coast.

It operated most effectively in rivers and lakes, where the bulk of European trade occurred.

It required more manpower to operate but could sail farther distances.

It was faster when sailing into the wind, but against it.

It was highly maneuverable and could sail into the wind.