Why did the Spanish and Portuguese launch voyages of exploration?

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mcreasey3 · Answer

They were searching for gold to get rich and powerful.

pixystiks · Answer

Not just gold though. It is mainly for MONEY and POWER.

pixystiks · Answer

The Spanish and Portuguese launched voyages of exploration driven by the pursuit of wealth, national prestige, and a desire to spread Christianity during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Their explorations enabled significant advancements in global trade and impacted geopolitical relations. Key events such as the Treaty of Tordesillas further facilitated their exploration efforts. 
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Why did the Spanish and Portuguese launch voyages of exploration?

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