USI.4a: Motivations, Obstacles, and Accomplishments

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Pick the "Accomplishment" to European Exploration: Fear of the Unknown, Improved Navigational Tools and Ships, Disease and Starvation

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Improved Navigational Tools and Ships

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Pick the "Motivating Force" to European Exploration: Fear of the Unknown, Competition for Empire, Disease and Starvation

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Competition for Empire

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Pick the "Obstacle" to European Exploration: Religious Reasons, Exchanged Goods and Ideas, Lack of Adequate Supplies

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Lack of Adequate Supplies

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Pick the "Motivating Force" to European Exploration: Economic Reasons - Gold and Natural Resources, Disease and Starvation, Improved Navigational Tools and Ships

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Economic Reasons - Gold and Natural Resources

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Pick the "Accomplishment" to European Exploration: Claimed Territories, Fear of the Unknown, Religious Reasons

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Claimed Territories

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Pick the "Obstacle" to European Exploration: Claiming Territories, Poor Maps and Navigational Tools, Competition for Empire

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Poor Maps and Navigational Tools

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Pick the "Motivating Force" to European Exploration: Fear of the Unknown, Poor Maps and Navigational Tools, Religious Reasons - Spread of Christianity

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Religious Reasons - Spread of Christianity

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archaeology

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This is the study of the past from what humans have left behind.

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Scientists do not agree about— how Europeans first came to the Western Hemisphere

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how Europeans first came to the Western Hemisphere

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One of the oldest archaeological sites in North America is located in –

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Cactus Hill