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- economic (gold, natural resources and trade)
- religious (spread Christianity)
- competitions for empire; (belief of superiority of own culture)
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| obstacles (problems) for explorations |
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- poor maps and navigational tools
- disease and starvation
- fear of the unknown
- lack of adequate supplies
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| accomplishments of the explorations |
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- exchanged goods and ideas
- improved navigational tools and ships
- claimed territories
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| areas of cooperation in economic interactions (+) |
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- Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools
- trade
- crops
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| areas of conflict in economic interactions (-) |
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- land
- competition for trade
- differences in cultures
- diseases
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| cultural interaction SPANISH |
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- conquered and enslaved American Indians
- brought Christianity to the New World
- brought European diseases
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| cultural interaction FRENCH |
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- extablished trading posts
- spread Christian religion
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| cultural interaction ENGLISH |
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- established settlements and claimed ownership of land
- learned farming techniques from American Indians
- traded with American Indians
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| cultural interaction AMERICAN INDIANS |
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- taught farming techniques to European settlers
- believed that land was to be used and shared but not owned
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- Spain
- Southwest and Florida
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- France
- French settlement of Quebec
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- France
- Mississippi River Valley
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