Yes
Strangely, most explorers were usually neither soldiers or merchants. While they may had interests in these areas, they usually had some other occupation that was not related to exploring.
what areas of the world centers of power 1300?
After Mongol control was lost, Moscow gained territory from the borders of Polish-Lithuanian Kingdom to the Ural mountains. They also pushed southward toward the Caspian Sea, and when these lands were secured, they pushed into western Siberia. These lands were conquered by Russian peasants, or cossacks, settling in the new lands.
The three areas were Africa to America to Europe, which created a triangle
include the area where the richer countries are clustered
The areas the New Kingdom conquered were Egypt's Canaanite, Nubia, and Libya.
He conquered several areas in the world, including Egypt and India.
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
parts of Africa, south America. the spanish explorers conquered the Aztecs and the incas
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From Libya to Central Asia.
Selim I conquered Persia in 1514 and he also conquered Egypt in 1517.
Darius was not king in 539. King Cyrus conquered the Lydian Empire then. And of course, there were no world powers then. The empires covered areas around the Middle East and surrounding areas.
Justinian's army conquered northwestern Africa, much of Italy, and southern Spain.
The Romans claimed to be conquering areas because they actually conquered them.
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