because the royal families wanted to marry other 'royal' people not normal people
I believe it was France and Italy.
Principally in the 17th and 18th centuries, European (and, increasingly, American, among many other) explorers did indeed seek out the famous "Northwest Passage" said to connect the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. The motivation was economic at root: explorers sought a shorter alternative to the much longer trade routes between western markets and Asia.
The Industrial Revolution lead to Imperialism by Countries associated with the Industrial revolution started to produce goods that were cheaper and people had better quality homes.
The North America Free Trade agreement sought to create guidelines for trade between the North American countries of Canada, Mexico and the US. NAFTA was established in 1994.
The Northwest Passage sought by early European explorers runs from the Atlantic to the Pacific through the Arctic Archipelago. It was considered impassable then because of ice and weather but is currently in use.
The European Common market sought to encourage trade between several nations, especially member nations.
the portuguese
Sought refuge in their families, religion and music
I believe it was France and Italy.
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they sought refuge in their families, religion, art and dance.
In earlier times, the biggest Chinese export was silk.
Nearly every european nation has sought gold to pay for its war and help strenghten its armies
Early Filipino parents were actively involved in the selection of their child's mate by arranging marriages based on factors like social status, economic stability, and family ties. They often sought to maintain or improve the family's social standing and ensure compatibility between the families involved. Love or personal choice was typically a secondary consideration compared to these practical and social aspects.
The interactions between European explorers and Native Americans ranged from cooperation and trade to conflict and violence. Explorers often sought resources and new trade routes, which sometimes led to exploitation and mistreatment of indigenous peoples. Despite some positive interactions, the overall impact of European exploration had devastating consequences for the native populations, including the spread of diseases and displacement from their lands.
B) competing for raw materials and markets
attempted to avoid involvement in the european affairs