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Q Why did European exploration expand dramatically in the fifteenth century?How did Columbus’s discoveries help revolutionize Europeans’ understanding of global geography?How did New Spain’s distinctive colonial population shape its economy and society?How did Spain’s conquests in the New World shape Spanish influence in Europe?

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Intention and inquisition has always been there among human beings of going beyond the exploring and the known and risk taking to find out the unknown. People were made to reach beyond origin of theirs and can be regarded as the chief reasons for expansion of Europe in a quite dramatic manner. The job of traveling through lands that was unknown and getting into different and diverse light lands was taken by the sailors, merchants, and aristocrats.