Question 1.1. Which of the following statements does NOT accurately refer to the Western world?

Anything that originated in Western Europe

Any part of the world with people of European origin

Any part of the world dependent on farming, ranching, or other Western characteristics

Question 2.2. What did European leaders urge the spread of during the Age of Discovery?

European leaders were concerned about instilling good hygiene practices.

European leaders knew that the spread of Christianity meant the spread of Western culture.,

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Colt Gay

17 December, 10:31

Question 1.1. Which of the following statements does NOT accurately refer to the Western world?

Anything that originated in Western Europe

Any part of the world with people of European origin

Any part of the world dependent on farming, ranching, or other Western characteristics

Question 2.2. What did European leaders urge the spread of during the Age of Discovery?

European leaders were concerned about instilling good hygiene practices.

European leaders knew that the spread of Christianity meant the spread of Western culture.,

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Carlee Kaiser · Answer 1

1. The statement that does not accurately refer to the Western world is "Anything that originated in Western Europe". Western world refers to the practices and ideas, they are not tangible things.

2. European leaders urged the spread of during the Age of Discovery through European leaders knew that the spread of Christianity meant the spread of Western culture. They knew that Christianity will spread all over the world.