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	The '''Age of Discovery''', or ~~tbe~~ '''Age of Exploration''', is a loosely defined term for a period in history in which there were extensive European exploration of new areas.		The '''Age of Discovery''', or the '''Age of Exploration''', is a loosely defined term for a period in history in which there were extensive European exploration of new areas.

	Wikipedia claims that it extended from approximately ~~tbe~~ 15th century until ~~tbe~~ middle of ~~tbe~~ 17th century, despite that European exploration of many areas continued long after this, such as into ~~tbe~~ 20th century for ~~tbe~~ polar regions. Europeans had also been explorers before this, some examples include ~~tbe~~ [[Ancient Greeks]] and ~~tbe~~ [[Vikings]], although not as extensive.		Wikipedia claims that it extended from approximately the 15th century until the middle of the 17th century, despite that European exploration of many areas continued long after this, such as into the 20th century for the polar regions. Europeans had also been explorers before this, some examples include the [[Ancient Greeks]] and the [[Vikings]], although not as extensive.

	The exploration had enormous effects, both in Europe and elsewhere.		The exploration had enormous effects, both in Europe and elsewhere.

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	The '''Age of Discovery''', or ~~the~~ '''Age of Exploration''', is a loosely defined term for a period in history in which there were extensive European exploration of new areas.		The '''Age of Discovery''', or tbe '''Age of Exploration''', is a loosely defined term for a period in history in which there were extensive European exploration of new areas.

	Wikipedia claims that it extended from approximately ~~the~~ 15th century until ~~the~~ middle of ~~the~~ 17th century, despite that European exploration of many areas continued long after this, such as into ~~the~~ 20th century for ~~the~~ polar regions. Europeans had also been explorers before this, some examples include ~~the~~ [[Ancient Greeks]] and ~~the~~ [[Vikings]], although not as extensive.		Wikipedia claims that it extended from approximately tbe 15th century until tbe middle of tbe 17th century, despite that European exploration of many areas continued long after this, such as into tbe 20th century for tbe polar regions. Europeans had also been explorers before this, some examples include tbe [[Ancient Greeks]] and tbe [[Vikings]], although not as extensive.

	The exploration had enormous effects, both in Europe and elsewhere.		The exploration had enormous effects, both in Europe and elsewhere.

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The '''Age of Discovery''', or the '''Age of Exploration''', is a loosely defined term for a period in history in which there were extensive European exploration of new areas.

Wikipedia claims that it extended from approximately the 15th century until the middle of the 17th century, despite that European exploration of many areas continued long after this, such as into the 20th century for the polar regions. Europeans had also been explorers before this, some examples include the [[Ancient Greeks]] and the [[Vikings]], although not as extensive.

The exploration had enormous effects, both in Europe and elsewhere.

== See also ==
*[[Amerindians]]
*[[Christopher Columbus]]
*[[Colonialism]]
*[[Globalization]]
*[[Middle Ages]]
*[[Noble savage]]
*[[Renaissance]]
*[[Solutrean hypothesis]]
*[[Slavery]]
*[[White guilt]]

==External links==
=== Encyclopedias ===
*[https://www.britannica.com/topic/European-exploration/The-Age-of-Discovery European exploration]
**[https://www.britannica.com/topic/European-exploration/The-Age-of-Discovery Encyclopedia Britannica: The Age of Discovery]
*[https://www.encyclopedia.com/earth-and-environment/geography/maps-and-mapping/exploration Encyclopedia.com: Exploration]

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Age of Discovery - Revision history

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