Trade between Europe and Africa before the 1400s was indirect. Between the 1400s and the 1700s, it was direct.
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Back then it was Italian.
The Europeans. =D
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It was the dinheiro
Spanish and Portuguese Christians united in the 1400s to spread protestant Christianity around the world.
1400s
Yes. He was a Spaniard. Modern Spanish had come to exist by the late 1400s.
Supported the expansion of overseas trade.
There is no single currency in use from the 1400's till today.
I'm only 14 and I know this(: It was the late 1400s
In the late 1400x
The Spanish currency is the Euro.
"Currency" in Spanish is "valuta". It is pronounced "bah-LOO-tah". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations----My first language is Spanish and that's NOT the name for money in Spanish!You gave this person the translation of the word "currency" to Danish.http://translate.reference.com/translate?query=currency&src=en&dst=es&v=1.0The correct translation of "Currency" to Spanish is "Moneda"I should know, I speak Spanish!
Spain's one and only currency is the Euro (€). This has been the Spanish currency since 2002.
All explorers were looking for a water route to Asia and gold.