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The New World, primarily referring to the Americas, was rich in a variety of resources that attracted European explorers and settlers. Key resources included gold and silver, particularly in places like Mexico and Peru, which fueled European economies. Additionally, the New World offered abundant agricultural products such as tobacco, sugar, cotton, and various fruits and vegetables, which became staples in global trade. Furthermore, timber and fur from North America contributed significantly to the economies of European nations.

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