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What were the motivations behind European exploration of distant lands?

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The main motive of the Europeans for colonization was economic. Stories of distant lands and great riches have attracted the attention of a large number of adventurers. Spices and precious metals were something that most interested Europeans. The spread of Christianity was another motive that prompted voyages to distant lands.

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