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Describe the routes taken by explorers for Portugal during the 1400s and early 1500s?
the routes taken by explorers for Portugal during the 1400s and early 1500s was the cape of good hope
Why did Songhai Empire trade with Portugal?
Because the Portuguese dominated the Saharan trade routes.
Why did Venice and Portugal have an absolute monopoly on the spice trade?
Venice did because all the trade routes went right through it. I don't know about Portugal.
What good thing did Pizarro do in Peru?
Established trade routes to Europe.
Which was one reason the English began to look to distant lands for trade and conquest?
One reason the English began to look to distant lands for trade and conquest was the desire for new markets and resources. The increasing competition with other European powers, such as Spain and Portugal, motivated England to expand its influence and establish colonies. Additionally, the search for valuable commodities like spices, gold, and silks spurred exploration and the establishment of trade routes. This quest for wealth and economic dominance was a driving force behind England's overseas ventures.
What did Dias do to affect Portugal's trade routes?
to make an impact of Portugal
What other european countries besides spain were exploring routes to east asia?
Portugal, the Netherlands, and England were also exploring routes to East Asia during the Age of Exploration. Portugal led the way with exploration efforts under Prince Henry the Navigator, while the Netherlands established the Dutch East India Company and England sent explorers like Francis Drake.
Describe the routes taken by explorers for Portugal during the 1400s and early 1500s?
the routes taken by explorers for Portugal during the 1400s and early 1500s was the cape of good hope
How did global trade change as a result of European voyages during the age of exploration?
Both the king of Spain and the king of Portugal Trade expanded on a large scale as Europeans found new markets.
What was The result of Portugal's establishment of trade routes in the east?
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What nation controlled the ocean routes around Africa to the far east?
portugal
Are water routes between Portugal and India still used today?
yes
What was the purpose for British imperialism in India?
It had great products and trade markets/routes.
Why was constantiople a good location for the new capital for rome?
One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.
Why did Songhai Empire trade with Portugal?
Because the Portuguese dominated the Saharan trade routes.
Why did Venice and Portugal have an absolute monopoly on the spice trade?
Venice did because all the trade routes went right through it. I don't know about Portugal.
Why did Catholic countries such as Portugal wish to find an ocean route to the African coasts?
As a Christian country, Portugal wanted to avoid land routes controlled by Muslims.
