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JMatthes

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What was the driving motivation of the early Spanish explorations in the Caribbean?
 
  A) the European need for markets
  B) the Spanish search for resources
  C) the explorers search for treasure
  D) the desire for farm land
  E) the desire to expand their world empire

Question 2

Which of the following groups' conquest of Egypt marked the end of an independent Egypt?
 
  A) Persians
  B) Nubians
  C) Hyksos
  D) Hittites
  E) Kushites



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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