The map below shows the areas of Europe controlled by Charles V (of Spain) at the time he stepped down as king. use the map below to answer the following question: What does this map demonstrate about the boundaries of empires in the 16th century?

empires outside of spain were small and insignificant

empires were not necessarily one continuous territory

empires formed according to strict geographic boundaries

empires outside of spain were located in spanish speaking regions of euroupe

I am stuck between the 2nd and 3rd option

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The map below shows the areas of Europe controlled by Charles V (of Spain)  at the time he stepped down as king. use the map below to answer the following question: What does this map demonstrate about the boundaries of empires in the 16th century?

empires outside of spain were small and insignificant

empires were not necessarily one continuous territory

empires formed according to strict geographic boundaries 

empires outside of spain were located in spanish speaking regions  of euroupe

I am stuck between the 2nd and 3rd option

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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nurali · Answer

i think empires were not necessarily one continuous territory

563blackghost · Answer

I agree with @Nurali

anonymous · Answer

@Nurali 
@563blackghost 
are you guys sure? Nurali, how do you know for sure? i was leaning on b more too, but i want more reasons to be completely sure of myself

563blackghost · Answer

what grade are you in for Connections? @cupcakes123

563blackghost · Answer

oh im in 9th

anonymous · Answer

I think the second one.