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Which Portuguese Prince supported early exploration?

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Prince Henry, called "The Navigator".

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Who was the Portuguese prince who supported early exploration?

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Who helped Portugal take an early read and exploration by providing money to study navigation?

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What early pioneer of exploration sponsored ships to travel the coasts of Africa?

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Did the Portuguese inspire the early Spanish exploration?

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Prince Henry the Navigator directed the exploration along the west coast of Africa in the early 1400s for which European country?

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Why did exploration begin?

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