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9. Which of these reasons did NOT drive the European exploration that led to the "discovery" of the New World?

A. The pressure of population surges and land shortages
B. The quest to find an alternative trade source for spices, sugar, and other goods
C. The mission to spread Christianity
D. The ambition to expand their empires and power
E. The quest for a cheaper route to the East



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Final answer:

Population pressures and land shortages were not key drivers behind European exploration of the New World.


Explanation:

The pressure of population surges and land shortages did NOT drive the European exploration that led to the 'discovery' of the New World. The other reasons like the quest for new trade routes, spreading Christianity, desire for power and empire expansion, and seeking a cheaper route to the East were significant driving forces behind European exploration during that time.


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