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| could be used to find latitude |
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| helped navigators find magnetic north |
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| an early type of Portuguese ship |
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| the science of map making |
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| is the idea that a country gains power by compiling a large supply of gold and silver |
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| to sell to other countries |
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| to buy from other countries |
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| is a settlement of people living in a new territory controlled by their home country |
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| is the buying and selling of goods in large amounts over long distances |
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| is the system in which people, rather than governments, own property and make goods |
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| the global exchange of people, goods, technology, ideas, and diseases that began after Christopher Columbus' voyages |
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| English trading empire in India |
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| Dutch trading empire in Indonesia |
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