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Cause and effect relationships of Spanish, Portuguese, French, English, Dutch Exploration

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Cause and effect relationships of Spanish, Portuguese, French, English, Dutch Exploration

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Spain was motivated to explore in order to gain , expand , and increase national . In , sailed west across the Atlantic under Spanish sponsorship , leading to European claims in the . Spain later sponsored , whose expedition completed the first of the globe . Spanish colonization relied heavily on the system , forcing Indigenous peoples to labor in and plantations . As a result , Spain gained immense wealth in silver , while Indigenous populations declined due to , violence , and forced .

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Portugal sought a sea route to Asia to gain direct access to the trade . With support from , Portuguese explorers improved and technology to make long - distance travel feasible . In 1498 , reached India by sailing around Africa , allowing Portugal to establish a network of trading posts along the Ocean . As a result , Portugal dominated early trade and created a maritime empire focused on rather than territorial conques t

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French exploration focused more on than on permanent settlement . France established colonies in and along the , where French traders often built relationships with Indigenous peoples . These alliances facilitated the expansion of the trade and limited direct European control over territory . As a result , French colonization had a demographic effect on Indigenous populations compared to Spanish colonies , while still spreading influence and commerce .

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England ? s exploration was driven by the pursuit of wealth and competition with and France . In 1497 , explored parts of , providing a basis for English territorial claims . English colonization emphasized and - , especially in North America and the . The demand for labor led to the expansion of the trade . As a result , England developed profitable colonies and became a major power .

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The Dutch were motivated primarily by profit rather than territorial conquest . They focused on controlling trade routes through - companies rather than establishing large colonies . Dutch trading posts were located in , , and . The Dutch Company played a key role in dominating the spice trade . As a result , the Dutch accumulated wealth through and became a leading power .

 
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