Which introduction does not contain a thesis or a roadmap? Which introduction co

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Which introduction does not contain a thesis or a roadmap? Which introduction contains a thesis and a roadmap, but the thesis does not take a position? Which introduction contains a thesis and, a roadmap but the thesis does not fully address the question? Which introduction contains a thesis but does not provide a roadmap? Which introduction contains a thesis that takes a position and fully addresses the question and provides a roadmap? Consider the following essay question with the down of the 16^th century, there came together in Europe both the motivation and the means to explore and colonize territory across the seas. Discuss this statement with reference to the following religion, trade, and technology. A. By the beginning of the 16^th century, Columbus had already explored parts of Central and South America immediately following his four voyages, other explorers for Spain were strongly motivated to seek gold and glory in the Americas. Explorers and conquistadores such as Cortes in Mexico, Balboa in Panama, and Pisano in Peru were quick to establish Spanish claims to large parts of the Americas. An important reason for their being able to do this was the improved design of Spanish ships and such inventions as the compass and the astrolabe. In the 16^th century, Spain's success in conquering and colonizing American lands was based upon fundamental changes that had already occurred in the culture, economy, and technology of Europe in the preceding century in religious terms, Spain in the late 1490s had unified itself as a Roman Catholic state by defeating the Moors (or Muslims). In economic terms, the desire for increased trade with Asia provided powerful motivation for voyages of exploration In technological terms, improvements in navigation in the 1400s made it possible for European ship captains to make the long transatlantic crossing to the Americas and back to return home safely. Columbus's first voyage of discovery in 1492 was followed by other voyages by Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian navigators. Of course, Spanish explorers such as Cortes, Pissarro, Coronado, de Soto, and others were the most successful in establishing claims to American land. Motivated by God, gold, and glory." Cortes conquered the Aztecs of Mexico while Pissarro conquered the Incas of Peru. Cabral's voyage for Portugal helped to establish that nation- state's claim to Brazil. Henry Cabot's 1497 voyage for England was motivated by the desire to find a northwest passage to Asia. Cabot's voyage, however, did not really have important consequences until more than 100 years later when England under Queen Elizabeth tried unsuccessfully to found colonies in North America. Which introduction addresses all aspects of the question and includes a roadmap? Which introduction addresses both motivation and means but does not include a roadmap? Which introduction addresses motivation only and does not include a roadmap?

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13e.This statement contains roadmap or thesis.

14.b. This statement contains a thesis butthesis does not takes position.

15.a.

16.c

17.d.

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