After Europeans began to gain wealth, there was a surge in exploration and colonization, leading to the establishment of overseas empires. This wealth often stemmed from the exploitation of resources and labor in colonized regions, particularly in the Americas, Africa, and Asia. The influx of riches contributed to the rise of powerful nation-states and intensified competition among European powers. Additionally, it fueled the development of trade networks and laid the groundwork for the global economy, but also resulted in significant social and cultural upheaval, along with the subjugation of indigenous populations.
1519
Europeans realized the wealth of the New World, the Western Hemisphere in terms of valuable Natural Resources along with the opportunity to gain power by establishing settlements in the New World.
they gained money
the british began to gain control of India
To gain wealth and respect.
Bacause the began to get rich
wealth i think........... MONEY!
Europeans wanted to explore the world so that they could gain wealth
Europeans began exploring foreign lands looking for more trade routes to Asia and Africa. They wanted to trade more to acquire wealth and power and were also looking to establish more colonies to gain power and wealth and to spread ideas, religion, and social-Darwinism.
They did because of the Age Of Exploration which was a time when the countries began sailing to find gold silks and spices.
Many things, especially the exploration of the Western World (Americas)
Europeans realized the wealth of the New World, the Western Hemisphere in terms of valuable Natural Resources along with the opportunity to gain power by establishing settlements in the New World.
It could gain wealth because Empires are so stupid they give out money. They basically gain wealth STUPIDITY!!! THEY GAIN WEALTH BECAUSE THEY JUST DO!!! LOL!
1519
Europeans were interested in discovering new lands and markets to expand their trade networks, access new resources, and increase their wealth and power. They were also motivated by the desire to spread Christianity and gain glory for their monarchs.
Trade
in 1453