Prince Henry the Navigator was most responsible for the first European nation starting to repeatedly send voyages out into the Atlantic.
<h3>Who was the
first European power?</h3>
With the conquering of Ceuta in 1415, Portugal built the first colonial Power in Europe. The French expelled the English from their territory in 1453, and the Ottoman Turks forced Constantinople to fall, starting the emergence of the Ottoman Empire in Europe.
Thus, option A is correct.
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Royal colonies had kings and queens or a ruler.
Charter colonies had established a colonial government.
Answer:
Britain influenced both their economic and political structure.
Explanation:
in the 17th century, the advanced in navigation technology among European empires are better compared to the vast majority of the world.
This opened up opportunities for European Countries (Including Britain) to use their navigation technology to reach less developed countries across the world. (at that time, this was a very difficult feat).
After they reached the less-developed countries, Britain used both its wealth and military prowess to create colonies. These colonies mainly created as a source of natural resources and a trading point that will improve' European empires position in the international market. Often times, they have to be involved in the local's politic in order to influence the local rulers to support their bidding.
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