European nations conquered foreign lands primarily for economic gain, driven by the desire for new resources, trade routes, and wealth accumulation. The Age of Exploration, fueled by advancements in navigation and maritime technology, allowed them to establish colonies and exploit local populations. Additionally, the spread of Christianity and national pride played significant roles in justifying their expansionist ambitions. Ultimately, these conquests significantly reshaped global dynamics and established colonial empires.
Europeans established new colonies in the lands of the New World *someone needs to study* -Marizah
They took over the lands first and stayed focused on the land with there armies. Also at the same time kept there lands under control and there lands were still defended.
The European exploration of foreign lands, primarily during the 15th to 17th centuries, was driven by a quest for new trade routes, wealth, and territorial expansion. Key figures like Christopher Columbus, Vasco da Gama, and Ferdinand Magellan embarked on voyages that led to the discovery of the Americas, sea routes to Asia, and circumnavigation of the globe. This era facilitated the exchange of goods, cultures, and ideas, but also resulted in colonization, exploitation, and significant impacts on indigenous populations. Ultimately, it reshaped global trade networks and laid the foundation for modern globalization.
First Nations' perspectives on Europeans varied widely among different tribes and regions. Initially, some viewed Europeans as potential allies or trade partners, appreciating the new goods and technologies they brought. However, as European colonization progressed, many Indigenous groups experienced encroachment on their lands, broken treaties, and violent conflicts, leading to deep mistrust and resentment towards Europeans. Overall, their views were shaped by both interactions and the consequences of European settlement.
Farmers decided to sell their land and move to the cities were they became beggars.
The formation of the Assyrian Empire. Assyrians conquered foreign lands, which is Imperialism.
It was immoral for European nations to claim land in the Americas that were already inhabited by natives. This is because some people were displaced and used as slaves.
an Anti-imperialist is a person who is against nations taking over foreign lands to expand
Analyze what it is about European nations that drove them to establish colonial settlements and eventually political dominion over faraway lands.
They controlled Muslim lands economically, tecnologically,and/or through military attacks.
when did the French claim riches
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They wanted resources, (ores, precious stones, spices, gold, silver, etc) , market, cheap labour and prestige. Some of thee places were important strategic points as well.
They competed for Indian lands, because the European nations were invading.
The Incas believed that the lands conquered by a Sapa Inca were still inherently sacred and connected to the spiritual world. They viewed these conquered territories as extensions of their own and believed in harmonizing both the conquered and Inca lands through rituals and ceremonies.
During the Colonial Period, European nations were interested in discovering new lands and new trade-markets mostly for the sake of economic enrichment. That new goods might improve European lifestyles, that new lands could bring glory, that new lands and peoples could be converted to European religious views -- all of these and more were also involved in the European frenzy for discovery at this time.
A domestic one. The Age of Discovery sent explorers to discover new lands, which allowed for imperialism - the practice by which nations extend their power to foreign lands.