P A C T S O F

3: TH E IM
GROU P Y O N
IS C OV E R
N AN D D
LORA TIO IS T O R Y
EXP O R LD H
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CLAIM: EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY HAD A SIGNIFICANT
IMPACT ON WORLD HISTORY BY FOSTERING GLOBALIZATION,
REVOLUTIONIZING TRADE, AND RESHAPING CULTURAL AND
SOCIETAL STRUCTURES.

Evidence 1: Exploration led to the

establishment of global trade networks.

Reasoning: The exploration of new routes

and territories enabled the development of
global trade networks, bringing together
diverse cultures and fostering economic
prosperity.
Claim: Science is a way of understanding the
natural world.

Evidence 2: Exploration sparked scientific

advancements and expanded knowledge of
the natural world.

Reasoning: The pursuit of exploration

required innovation, leading to
advancements in scientific knowledge and
navigation that are still relevant today.
 Claim: Exploration paved the way for
colonialism and imperialism

Evidence 3: Exploration and discovery

enabled the expansion of empires and the
spread of colonialism.

Reasoning: The exploration and

colonization of new territories by European
powers transformed the course of world
history.
 Claim: Exploring our world will lead to the
expansion of our knowledge and geography.

Evidence 4: Discovery of new species and

habitats.

Reasoning: The discovery of new species

and habitats is a vital endeavor in the field
of biology, as it expands our understanding
of Earth's biodiversity and ecological
systems.
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