Yes, many European explorers came to the New World primarily in search of gold and other riches. Notable figures such as Christopher Columbus, Hernán Cortés, and Francisco Pizarro embarked on expeditions with the goal of acquiring wealth and resources. Their quests for precious metals and profitable trade routes significantly influenced the exploration and colonization of the Americas. This pursuit of wealth often led to the exploitation and colonization of indigenous populations and their lands.
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Colonies
In search of shorter trade routes
nobody knew what was here
European countries sent explorers to the New World primarily in search of new trade routes and economic opportunities, particularly for valuable commodities like spices, gold, and silver. The desire to expand their empires and spread Christianity also motivated these expeditions. Additionally, competition among European powers spurred exploration as nations sought to assert their dominance and secure new territories.
Explorers came to the New World in search of riches, new trade routes, and resources such as gold, silver, and spices. Some also sought to spread religion and establish colonies for their home countries.
Spanish explorers came to Arizona in search of riches, particularly silver and gold. They were also looking to establish trade routes and expand their territory in the New World. Additionally, they sought to spread Christianity among the indigenous populations.
The first European explorers were mainly looking for new trade routes to Asia in order to bypass Islamic-controlled land routes. Additionally, they were seeking to discover new lands, resources, and potential riches to expand their empires and increase their influence in the world.
The New World is where explorers thought there were many riches. They wanted to also claim land for their own country.
when did the French claim riches
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Riches
Spain got its riches with gold and silver, France by fur trade,Netherlands by shipping,trade
Colonies
Colonies
In search of shorter trade routes
to spread the Christianity