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Marques Hensley

1 May, 18:20

Which of the following new developments of the 1750-1900 period likely encouraged world patterns of development?

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New racial ideologies such as social Darwinism

New economic theories such as mercantilism

Improvements in maritime technology such as the use of the compass and astrolabe

Western governments' desire to Christianize non-Christian peoples

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