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European exploration during the Age of Discovery led to significant territorial claims and cultural exchanges. Motivated by the pursuit of gold, the spread of Christianity, and the desire for national superiority, explorers faced numerous obstacles, including fear of the unknown and limited navigational tools. Key figures like Samuel de Champlain, who founded Quebec, and LaSalle, who named the Mississippi River, opened new territories in North America. The exchange of goods, ideas, and technologies transformed both the continent and the native populations.
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Exchange of ideas and goods Better ships and navigational tools Claimed territories (land)
To bring home GOLD Spread Christianity To build empires and NATIONAL SUPERIORITY
Who explored the St. Lawrence River Valley for France and founded Quebec?
Fear of the unknown Poor maps and navigational tools Lack of money
Which nation depended on fishing and fur trapping as their primary source of money?
diseases Christianity New technology
What was the main source of cooperation between Natives and Europeans?
What nation was the first to start trading with the empires of West Africa?
Where is Africa were the trading kingdoms of West Africa located? North, South, East, or West?
Samuel de Champlain Quebec
Who explored Eastern Canada and the Northeast part of the United State?