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Explorations they made. Many countries began to leave their borders and head to the new world in hopes of gaining more land and riches than the other countries.
North america...... they thought that they were at the new world. North america...... they thought that they were at the new world.
nobody knew what was here
They transported cattle, disease, and vegetation
At various times, the Spanish, the British, the Dutch, the French, and the Portuguese all had empires in the New World.
the Old World benefited from explorations in the new world because they found gold, crops, and many other things from the explorations.
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The New World and the Asian islands because these gave European powers unprecedented wealth; and in North America their culture is extremely prevalent.
Various European countries explored the New World, including Spain, Portugal, England, France, and the Netherlands. These explorations led to the discovery and colonization of the Americas in the late 15th and early 16th centuries.
The Spaniards were often scared of indigenous uprisings, attacks from rival European powers, and diseases in the New World. They were also fearful of unknown lands, creatures, and customs they encountered during their explorations.
His explorations led to the discovery of new lands, the establishment of trade routes, and the encounter with new cultures. Additionally, his expeditions contributed to the expansion of knowledge about geography and the world.
They help lead it by saying that molecules are the reason they found New lanad and have explorations.
Some of the new tools that European explorers used during their explorations included compasses for navigation, astrolabes for determining latitude, maps for charting their course, and improved ship designs like caravels for better handling and speed. They also utilized new weaponry like firearms for protection and establishing dominance in encounters with indigenous peoples.
God, Glory, and Gold
Some very important European views about The New World