The Great Age of Exploration, spanning the 15th to 17th centuries, led to the discovery of numerous significant places. Notable among these were the Americas, where Christopher Columbus landed in 1492, and the Pacific Islands, explored by Ferdinand Magellan. Explorers like Vasco da Gama opened sea routes to India, while Henry the Navigator's journeys along the African coast expanded European knowledge of that region. These discoveries greatly influenced global trade, colonization, and cultural exchanges.
The Age of Exploration ended when the undiscovered lands had been discovered.
North and South America.
The Age of Exploration was dominated by Spain, Portugal, France, Great Britain, and the Netherlands.
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the America's were discovered
It lead to slave holding by people wondering and exploring new places
Batolmeu Dias was a famous explorer during the age of exploration. He discovered a passage through the Cape of Good Hope. He also discovered a way to go from Portugal to Asia.
The Age of Exploration brought out four European Great Powers. In the beginning, Spain and Portugal were the only explorers and claimed the most land. But then, France and Great Britain also became major players. In the end, Great Britain was the most powerful country. So throughout the period of exploration, power shifted from Spain to Great Britain.
In 1489, there were several places that had not yet been discovered by European explorers. These included the Americas, Australia, Antarctica, and parts of Asia and Africa that were not yet fully explored. The Age of Exploration was just beginning, and many areas of the world remained unknown to Europeans at that time.
The Age of Exploration had a great impact on geography. Explorers travelled around the world to different regions to learn more about Africa and America and brought back their knowledge to Europe. The first country that started the Age of Exploration was Portugal while under the leadership of Henry the Navigator.
josh berlin
It didnt impact the age of exploration