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1. true Columbus
   ... Columbus promised to bring back gold and spices to pay off the expenses plus more, which would help Spainamp39s problems. Unfortunately ...
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2. Reasons for European Expansion
   ... Driven by greed for gold, spices, and slaves, and the desire to convert infidels, the Portuguese landed sporadically along the continent of Africa, rounding ...
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3. Columbus and Genocide 2
   ... having invested in his excursion, but only on the condition that Columbus would repay this investment with profit by bringing back gold, spices, and other ...
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4. Christopher Columbus
   ... having invested in his excursion, but only on the condition that Columbus would repay this investment with profit by bringing back gold, spices, and other ...
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5. Christopher Columbus
   ... Prior to his voyage, he had promised to return with a substantial quantity of gold and spices. In return for bringing Spain gold ...
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6. Christopher Columbus
   ... Prior to his voyage, he had promised to return with a substantial quantity of gold and spices. In return for bringing Spain gold ...
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7. the great wall
   ... Traders from such places as Rome, Antioch, Baghdad, and Alexandria would travel eastward in order to sell jade, gold, spices, horses, precious gems, and of ...
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8. Great Wall of China
   ... serving as a protection against invasions, the Great Wall of the Han Dynasty also helped the boom of businesses such as jade, gold, spices, horses, precious ...
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9. Christopher Columbusamp39 Atrocities
   ... These people were harmless and they thought nothing of gold and spices they wore small pieces of gold in their noses, and gold bands around their arms and legs ...
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10. Empire and Colonialism in Asia
    ... as sources of raw materials, markets for surplus goods, new goods that could be traded to other countries such as diamonds, gold and spices and investment ...
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11. Hellenism on the Silk Road
    Gold, porcelain, spices, jewelry, textiles, and about anything else material that any civilization along this vast network of trade routes could create. ...
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12. Columbus, Explorer or Conquistador
    ... From the beginning the purpose of his expedition were land, gold and spices. In other words power. At first, he wanted to sail for Italy. ...
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13. Christopher Columbus
    ... In the late 1400amp39s people wanted to go to the Indies because the Indies had spices and gold. To go to the Indies they had to go around Africa the sail east. ...
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14. Marco Polo
    ... people had believed him and his stories. He had told the men about spices and gold in the East. This was one of the reasons that ...
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15. Byzantine Empire
    ... Goods from around the world filled the shops: silk, purple cloth, and gold from Greece spices, drugs, and precious stones from India. ...
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16. The Worldamp39s Impact on Trade
    ... Africa in what started out as wanting a part of the gold, but ended up ... New resources such as tobacco, sugar, coffee, bread grains, different spices, and cotton ...
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17. Christopher Columbus
    ... When Christopher Columbus returned to Spain he brought the few who had survived, some gold, a few spices and stories of wealth beyond imagination. ...
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18. Vasco da Gama: Portuguese Navigator
    ... Good Hope. There he traded bells and tin rings for spices and gold with the local tribe known as the Hottentots. Gama made only ...
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19. africa
    ... It increased the standard of living for Europeans, introduced them to spices, luxurious goods, silver, and gold class notes. Later ...
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20. Imperialism
    ... In Africa, they traded gold and diamonds to European homelands. In Asia, they traded spices and raw materials to the Europeans. ...
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21. Early Civilizations of the Non
    ... They used metallurgy with gold, silver, and copper to make uniform coins despite ... They possessed spices and medical technology, which was craved by the Europeans ...
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22. benefits of a volcano
    ... sign for villagers to toss rice and tonics of herbs and spices into the ... being an energy resource, some geothermal waters also contain sulfur, gold, silver, and ...
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23. Why did colonists come to America
    ... They hoped to find gold, pearls or, at least, valuable spices. Many people came to the ampquotNew Worldampquot for the freedom to practice their religion. ...
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24. Columbus Day
    ... Although it was said that he was sent to search of trade routes, spices, new technology, and gold, but deep inside, he wanted to gain fame and wealth ...
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25. The Voyage to the New World
    ... that the monarchs let Columbus sail were mainly to search for spices and profits ... convert the natives to Christianity, and mainly to search for gold and send it ...
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26. The Voyage to the New World
    ... that the monarchs let Columbus sail were mainly to search for spices and profits ... convert the natives to Christianity, and mainly to search for gold and send it ...
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27. Marco Polo
    ... 1. He showed the Venecians ivory, jade, porcelain, silk, coal, jewels, and spices. ... First of all, they were wasting lead, copper, and gold on making worthless ...
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28. Cortes ampamp Colombus
    ... even able to learn where this little amount of gold came from. Then he just turned his attention to the trees and shrubs that can be valuable spices but which ...
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29. strategies
    ... Provinces with desertsdiamonds or hills and mountainsgems,gold,silver are priorities since you need the money. Spices are sometimes useful, but have a ...
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30. The Roman Civilization
    ... Haywood, p. 250251 Roman officials controlled much of grain and metals, from precious gold and silver ... Spices were also traded extensively among the Romans. ...
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