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If by "earliest exploration" you mean the first people in Germany, evidence found by archaeologists and linguists points towards a people or group of peoples sharing a common culture that lived in a region considered a part of the Nordic Bronze Age culture between 1700 BCE and 600 BCE.
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How did the compass effect exploration?
The compass effected exploration because without it, exploration would not have been possible to the early peoples. The compass was invented in China, and some of the earliest explorers were in Egypt. :)
What country did European Exploration begin?
germany
Where did Jacques Cartier exploration route start?
Germany
Which Portuguese monarch was one of earliest promoters of exploration and cartography?
Prince Henry, Duke of Viseu, known as "Henry the Navigator," supported and financed sea exploration by the Portuguese.
When was the earliest rail transport?
About 1550 in Europe, where Germany is today. It was developed for mining.
Where did the surname of Schafer originate?
The earliest records of this surname are to be found in Hessen, Germany.
How did religion contribute to exploration?
Religion served as a motive for colonization, as well as a form of government, and a reason for conflict.
Who invented te bicycle in Italy?
No one. The earliest bikes were built in France, Germany and then England.
As the feudal system of Europe declined what were the earliest nations to assume some from power?
Sweden, Norway, and Germany.
When was walzting in Europe recorded and where?
Waltz is a type of dance that originates from Germany. The earliest recording of the waltz is from 1580.
What two European countries sponsored the earliest voyages of exploration to Americas?
The two European countries that sponsored the earliest voyages of exploration to the Americas were Spain and Portugal. Spain, under the leadership of Christopher Columbus in 1492, sought new trade routes and territories, leading to the discovery of the Caribbean. Portugal, while primarily focused on exploring Africa and Asia, also played a role in early exploration efforts that indirectly influenced the Americas through their maritime advancements.
What were the earliest nations to assume some form of power as the feudal system of Europe declined?
Sweden, Norway, and Germany.
