The option that is NOT a reason why European nations began exploring areas outside of Europe is "attempt to understand and record information on native peoples." While gathering information about other cultures may have occurred, it was not one of the primary motivations for exploration compared to the desire for wealth, spreading Christianity, and competition for glory.
Which of the following is NOT a reason why European nations began exploring areas outside of Europe?(1 point) Responses attempt to become rich attempt to become rich attempt to spread Christianity to non-Christain areas of the world attempt to spread Christianity to non-Christain areas of the world competition and glory competition and glory attempt to understand and record information on native peoples
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The answer is: attempt to understand and record information on native peoples. This option is not one of the primary reasons European nations began exploring areas outside of Europe, unlike the desire for wealth, the spread of Christianity, and competition for glory.
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