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Portuguese , and then by the Spanish exploration of the Americas , the coasts of Africa , the Middle East , India and East Asia(passive) led bythe " Age of Discovery
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This spurred exploration , and a new sea route around Africa Africa was foundtriggeringthe Age of Discovery
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to the European colonization of the New Worldledto the European colonization of the New World
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to world - wide interaction and the beginnings of a global communityledto world - wide interaction and the beginnings of a global community
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to the start of the Atlantic Slave Trade and colonization of the New Worldledto the start of the Atlantic Slave Trade and colonization of the New World
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in new , increasingly dense relationships with territories and the conquest and settlement of the american westresultedin new , increasingly dense relationships with territories and the conquest and settlement of the american west
to european economicledto european economic
to European engagementledto European engagement
to the colonization of America and the foundation of the world as we know it todayledto the colonization of America and the foundation of the world as we know it today
a new continent that we now know as Americadiscovereda new continent that we now know as America
in european encounters in the age of expansionresultedin european encounters in the age of expansion
to their colonization of that country , as well as the European discovery and colonization of the Americasconsequently ledto their colonization of that country , as well as the European discovery and colonization of the Americas
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exploitative relations between European countries with coloniescreatedexploitative relations between European countries with colonies
to the expansion of the global human footprint and discovery of North Americaledto the expansion of the global human footprint and discovery of North America
in vigorous debate about human rights in Colonial Spanish Americaresultedin vigorous debate about human rights in Colonial Spanish America
to European interaction with the region of present - day Kenyafirst ledto European interaction with the region of present - day Kenya
the early modern period and the rise of European nation statestriggeredthe early modern period and the rise of European nation states
to European exploration around the world , a period that accompanied the worldledto European exploration around the world , a period that accompanied the world
to increased trade and European settlements in Africa , Americas and Asialedto increased trade and European settlements in Africa , Americas and Asia
in the greatest human catastrophe the world has ever knownresultedin the greatest human catastrophe the world has ever known
directly to the Atlantic slave trade and the birth of African - American historyleddirectly to the Atlantic slave trade and the birth of African - American history
to world - wide interaction , western - world dominance and colonialism , but also the beginnings of a global communityledto world - wide interaction , western - world dominance and colonialism , but also the beginnings of a global community
to global interactionledto global interaction
the geographical exploration of the late middle agesledthe geographical exploration of the late middle ages
to new sea or land routes , wealth , culture , and knowledgecontributesto new sea or land routes , wealth , culture , and knowledge
more knowledge about the diseasecreatedmore knowledge about the disease
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to The Enlightenment , which in turn , led to the Industrial Revolutionledto The Enlightenment , which in turn , led to the Industrial Revolution
a conquering spirit in the nations of Europesparkeda conquering spirit in the nations of Europe
the Scientific and Industrial Revolutionscreatedthe Scientific and Industrial Revolutions
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far - reaching changes in many spheres of life in contemporary Europecausedfar - reaching changes in many spheres of life in contemporary Europe
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