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euorpean exploration

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American History

 

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Timothy D

 

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February 14, 2016

 

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Besides these crops and goods, silk clothing was another item that tremendously improved the European lifestyle. With silk, not only did the Europeans look good, but they felt excellent as well. Products were not the only things being traded; Prince Henry the Navigator was beginning to trade slaves, using South Africa’s Cape of Good Hope...
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With silk, not only did the Europeans look good, but they felt excellent as well. Products were not the only things being traded; Prince Henry the Navigator was beginning to trade slaves, using South Africa’s Cape of Good Hope. Similarly, religion was another major factor that motivated European Exploration...
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