The answer is accurate maps, growth of far trade, and mistaking view of great plains.
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The Indian removal to the West, particularly through policies like the Indian Removal Act of 1830, led to immediate short-term effects such as the forced relocation of thousands of Native Americans, resulting in significant loss of life, cultural dislocation, and trauma during events like the Trail of Tears. Long-term effects included the establishment of reservations, the erosion of Native American cultures and societies, and the expansion of U.S. territory, which fueled westward expansion and conflicts over land. This removal also contributed to ongoing legal and social struggles for Native American rights and recognition in the centuries that followed.
the Crusades benefited Europe in a number of ways. For one thing, the exchange that occurred during the Crusades facilitated the spread of Islamic math and science. This exposed Europeans to improvements in navigation techniques. These advancements, in turn, helped to usher in Europe's Age of Exploration and led to nearly five centuries of European cultural and economic dominance.
The Crusades led to increased trade between Europe and the Middle East, introducing new goods and ideas that enriched European economies. They also contributed to the weakening of the Byzantine Empire and the rise of Muslim powers in the region. Additionally, the Crusades fostered a spirit of exploration and curiosity about distant lands, ultimately paving the way for the Age of Discovery.
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The positive effects were that the explorers gained wealth and fame; they were able to bring back new items to their home country; they were able to bring back large quantities of spices, silver, etc.; and new trade routes were developed. The negative effects were that explorers were at risk of death; if the trip failed a lot of money would be wasted; and there were risks that the explorers could bring diseases back to their home countries.
The answer is accurate maps, growth of far trade, and mistaking view of great plains.
the long term effects on columbus's "discovery" of the native american people were that he killed most of them and there is not that many or at all, alive. he wiped them out with all his soldiers and disease.
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Well there were the reports by the explorers, such as Lewis and Clark, that there was plenty of good land west of the Mississippi River. So that brought about the Louisiana Purchase opening up the Midwest to settlers. Eventually the purchase of the Oregon territory, opening up the Pacific Northwest to settlers. Travel was by foot, horse, wagon and oxen, eventually the railroads opened the west more and more settlers. The lasting effect was the settling and taming of the wild west.
There is no mining or oil exploration in Antarctica: it's too cold.
There were several effects and the seriousness of each depended on local conditions. The indigenous peoples died of diseases brought by explorers to which the had no natural defences, in some cases they were enslaved, and in the case of the Spanish and Portuguese they were converted to Catholicism, they were always subjugated - sometimes very violently, and sometimes they simply ceased to exist as a group or tribe.
boats lost, planes crashing
the exploration effected the native Americans like they did with the africans. this was a very big change at the time.
They wanted gold and to be rich and famous.
the rivers that he discovered and Florida