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What roll did gold play in the economy of Europe during the 1500's?
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Europeans found native populations wherever they landed and their first task was to befriend them. After gold and silver was discovered among the natives, the age of European exploitation began. In this way, exploration turned to exploitation.
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What role did gold play in the economy of Europe during the 1500s?
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