European Explorations 1492-1500
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Which of the following was NOT a reason for European expeditions during 1492-1500?

  • Power and expansion
  • Search for gold and silver
  • Curiosity about the world
  • Formation of alliances (correct)

Which country was NOT involved in early expeditions during the late 15th century?

  • Spain
  • France
  • Italy (correct)
  • Portugal

The primary motivation for European expansion during this period included a desire for which of the following?

  • Cultural exchange
  • Wealth through trade (correct)
  • Religious conversion
  • Scientific research

Which of the following regions was primarily explored as a result of expeditions during 1492-1500?

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What geographical feature influenced the countries' decisions to explore during this period?

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European Expansion

A period of time when European countries explored and conquered new lands across the globe, seeking wealth and power.

Reasons for Exploration

Motivations behind European expeditions, including acquiring wealth, expanding power, finding new trade routes, and satisfying curiosity.

Main Explorers

Countries like Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, England, and France, who led expeditions to discover new lands.

Why Countries Explored

The prime location of these countries, near the Atlantic Ocean, gave them a geographical advantage for exploring distant lands.

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Discovered Lands

New continents like Asia, America, and Africa, explored and mapped by European explorers.

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