Spanish conquistadors in the new world sought trade routes for fur. adventure and wealth. settlements in north america. a new passage to africa.

The answer to the question: Spanish conquistadors in the New World sought trade routes for, is, adventure and wealth.

Explanation:

The initial discovery and subsequent colonization of the Americas by the Spanish, was first driven by the need for gold, and for a way to re-establish trade with India and the far East, by circumventing the blockade that had been imposed on Europe by the Ottoman Empire, in the 15th century. This was the initial impulse that led the Spanish Crown to support Cristopher Columbus. However, after the discovery and settlement of the Spanish in the American colonies, what drove them to continue seeking trade routes was a motto that these men held, which was: "Gold, God, and glory." Many of them were actually driven by the desire to discover gold, and extract the richess that had been found in the American lands, and others wished to Evangelize the Native peoples that had been found. This is why the correct answer is the first one.

Answer

The correct answer is (b).

The Spanish conquistadors in the New World sought trade routes for adventure and wealth.

Explanation

The Spanish conquistadors were fascinated by the wealth and richness of the New World which is regarded to the Western Hemisphere of the planet.  The conquistadors saw the wealth in the region in the form of gold, silver and spices in the region.

Further Explanation

The Spanish soldiers were considered to be one of the finest soldiers in the world. The Spanish conquistadors had advanced weapons and technique and they were chivalrous and ruthless against the Natives. They had found their ways to the New World fascinated with the wealth and richness of the place during the Renaissance period after having taken the Iberian Peninsula after the conflict of eight hundred years from Muslim Moors.    

The Spanish conquerors or conquistadors were to achieve wealth, power, increasing trade and prestige by their crusade in the New World. The Spanish conquistadors were also driven by the fascination of spreading Catholicism in the New World.  

Some of the remembered conquistadors in the history are Francisco Pizarro, Juan Pizarro, Diego de Almagro, Hernando Pizarro, Vasco Nunez de Balboa, Diego Velazquez de Cuellar, Panfilo de Narvaez,  Juan Ponce de Leon, Francisco de Orellana and Lope de Aguirre.

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