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Asunción Blanco-Romero,Macià Blázquez-Salomasides and other forms of verbal record and report—makes difficult any single notion of imperial expansion. By comparing cultures in these empires and by comparing empires, some of the complexity of these expanding nations and the places and peoples they came into contact with begins to arise. Compa

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Nora Müller,Macià Blázquez-Salomta in 1415, Portugal carried out military expeditions in Morocco and voyages to Guinea, thereby making its claim in Africa. In 1434 Gil Eanes helped to lead the way to upper Niger, Guinea and Senegal. There, in the 1440s and 1450s, slaves and gold made for a lucrative trade. In Africa, as in the Can

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Portugal and After,ta in 1415, Portugal carried out military expeditions in Morocco and voyages to Guinea, thereby making its claim in Africa. In 1434 Gil Eanes helped to lead the way to upper Niger, Guinea and Senegal. There, in the 1440s and 1450s, slaves and gold made for a lucrative trade. In Africa, as in the Can

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Spain, England and France,ive changes some of the focus to the priority of Spain away from the birth of the English or first British empire or the story of religious freedom and the key event and reference in beginnings of the United States and its liberty. Jamestown itself, as important as it was, could, particularly after

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From Portugal to the United States,y states and their colonies should be considered and represented. The title of this concluding chapter yokes the first seaborne European culture in all its smallness and distance with the greatest of European colonies, a great nation and economic empire today, here and now, in the western Atlantic—t