Yes!! I hope this helps you
There is no difference they are both the same
<span>Competition over wealth and resources--under the theory of mercantilism it was believed there was a limited amount of wealth in the world and power was given to the country that held the most wealth.
Power and wealth are connected under the mercantilism theory. If there is only so much wealth in the world and a country must hold the most wealth to have the most power, then countries would be willing to fight each other for wealth. During the late 15th and early 15th centuries, this theory drove European countries to create colonies and trade connections with Asian Empires. In doing this they believed they were gaining power through the wealth of land and resources.</span>
<span> Started with a religious conflict between Catholics & Protestants in today’s Germany. </span>
<span>Later,
the major European powers interfered. They claim to help the “oppressed
Catholics/ Protestants” but they have other agendas such as greed, or
fear of the gains old enemies might achiever, etc.
So mainly religious conflict, European powers >.< thats all i found over this subject :)
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The person above is right . Hope u pass!’
