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Which was not a motivation for European exploration in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries? Question options: A) the promise of trade with Asia B) the desire for economic gain…

Which was not a motivation for European exploration in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries? Question options: A) the promise of trade with Asia B) the desire for economic gain…
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Which was not a motivation for European exploration in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries? Question options:

A) the promise of trade with Asia

B) the desire for economic gain

C) the need for a land route to China

D) a spirit of curiosity

User Ashwini Shahapurkar
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I'm going, to be honest none of these answers are right the answer is the rediscovery of Greco Roman culture
User Viktor Jevdokimov
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The need for a land route to China .... hope it helps
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