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Which conclusion can be drawn from the map about the Portuguese and Spanish trade situation in the 16th century?

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Which conclusion can be drawn from the map about the Portuguese and Spanish trade situation in the 16th century?

anonymous · Answer

which map?

domebotnos · Answer

http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_whist/v12/module04/0400_g15_q2.jpg

domebotnos · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

that link doesnt work

anonymous · Answer

take a screenshot

domebotnos · Answer

copy and paste that link into another page

domebotnos · Answer

attachment

domebotnos · Answer

ok now its ood :)

anonymous · Answer

any multiple choice?

domebotnos · Answer

The primary goal of both Spain and Portugal was finding silver. 

The two nations carved out different trading spheres in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. 

Portugal at the time was a wealthier nation than Spain, though the situation later reversed.

 Both Spain's and Portugal's exploration efforts were funded by the pope.

anonymous · Answer

which one of these answers might you learn from the map?

domebotnos · Answer

i am not sure..'

anonymous · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_Discovery#Treaty_of_Tordesillas_.281494.29

kohai · Answer

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