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World: Globalization

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(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Easy of Geography

According to Milton Santos, globalization is the process of intensifying relations and exchanges between countries, resulting in the increasing economic, political, and cultural integration of all countries in the world. The Brazilian geographer emphasizes that globalization is a historical process that has developed since the modern era, with the great navigations. What was the main motivation for the great navigations in the 15th century?
a.
The establishment of new religions.
b.
The exploitation of precious metals.
c.
The colonization of new territories.
d.
The conquest of new peoples.
e.
The search for new trade routes.

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