In 1453, Europeans lost direct access to Asian markets because of the fall of the . was/were the first explorer(s) to discover Newfoundland.
Prince Henry the Navigator made improvements in map making, the compass, and the , which made it possible for Portugal to sail around Africa in the fifteenth century.
According to the , Spain and Portugal had designated areas they could each colonize in the Western Hemisphere.
The areas that explored eventually became parts of Canada.
A/an is similar to a mercenary because they both fight battles for private profit.
European explorers set out to tobacco when they brought it back to Europe and began selling it for a profit.
During the , the majority of indigenous peoples in the Western Hemisphere died.
Early modern used latitude and longitude in their maps, as well as images of plants, animals, and peoples found in foreign lands.
The name historians give to how Europeans' worldviews were limited by their knowledge of geography and their belief that the world should be Christian is .
Respond to the following based on your reading.

Explain Europeans' motivations for exploration. Your answer should include three to four reasons that you're able to describe in detail using evidence from your reading.
While Europeans were exploring the Americas, the Reformation was going on at the same time. Compare and contrast the effects of exploration and the Reformation on early modern European society.

india declared indapendence from britain

7. which was not an important advance made by the maya:

-deviced and accurate map of the world.

8. what was justinian code:

-a single, consistent set of laws for the byzantine empire.

9. which describes what theodora achieved as justinian´s most trusted adviser:

-getting laws passed to give married women more rights and to protect divorced women.

10. what caused the christian church to divide into two branches- the eastern orthodox church and the catholic church:                                             -differences in language, liturgy, and views on religious icons.

11. what was a result of the work done by the monks cyril and methodius:       - orthodox christianity spread to slavic cultures.

12. which is true about byzantine culture:

-it was a blend of greco-roman and persian culture.

13. which was not a major accomplishment of byzantine culture:

-the reconstruction of moscow

14. which group invaded the slavic homeland beginning in the ninth century:

-varangians

15. what did vladimir, prince of kiev, do in 988 to unify his people:       - he converted to orthodox christianity

16. what is the name of the book in which muhammad ´s words and teaching were collected:

-quran

17. what is the hajj:

-the pilgrimage to mecca that all muslims must undertake if possible

18. which accurately describes islamic belief:

-muhammad is god´s only prophet.

19. what happened to islam after the death of muhammad:

-it was practiced by only few people in small parts of the world

20. which region shows the extent of islamic territory 100 years after muhhamed´s death:

-egypt, mesopotamia, persia.(b)

21. which led to the division between sunni and shia following the death of muhammed:

-conflict over who should be the caliph

22. the muslims achieved many spectacular advances, which was not one of them:

-they created the justinian´s code.

“the battle of stalingrad is not a turning point necessarily in strategic terms, because a lot more has to be done before the soviets can be certain of defeating germany,” says renowned world war ii historian richard overy. the germans had fought nearly a thousand miles across the soviet union to get to stalingrad.

it would be  

germany had to pay all damages related to the war.

and i think

germany had to take sole responsibility for the war.