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Discuss the European competition for North American territory during the Age of Discovery?
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Each country wanted to be on top. The person who had the most land was the winner so there was a huge rush to the new world.
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Briefly discuss the European competition for North American territory during the Age of Discovery?
Each country wanted to be on top. The person who had the most land was the winner so there was a huge rush to the new world.
When did European and north American history intersect?
With the discovery of North America.
What impact did European competition for colonies have on Native American?
sexy
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Because of competition for nesting sites.
What was the significance of Coronado's discovery?
Coronado's exploration and discovery of the Grand Canyon and the American Southwest in the 16th century expanded European knowledge of the region and paved the way for future colonization and settlement. It also fueled Spanish ambitions to control the territory and establish a presence in North America.
What European country lost the most territory in the Latin American revolution?
spain
Which of the following describes the competition between European powers for colonial territory in Africa?
The scramble for Africa
Which phrase best describes the scramble for Africa?
A competition between European imperial powers to control Africa
What were the factors that contributed to the European discovery of lands?
*demand for gold, spices, and natural resources *political & economical competition between European empires *innovations in navigation *poineer role of prince Henry the navigator
What factors shaped the American experience from the European discovery of America through the civil war?
Lol, Mr.Shelley
What is the closest continent to the Arctic Circle?
The Arctic Circle crosses North American, European, and Asian territory.
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West Berlin was an outpost of Western European and American influence deep in Soviet-controlled territory.
