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<blockquote data-quote="Clyderie" data-source="post: 2163860" data-attributes="member: 766021">...the best introduction and conclusion!? Please help me make my introduction and conclusion! 50 pts reward for the best introduction and conclusion!Here&#039;s my body paragraph to figure out what my introduction and conclusion:Body paragraph: European exploration during the Renaissance grew out of various motives and factors. One was simple curiosity, the growing interest in the world that was a key feature of the dawning Renaissance. Economic motives played a key role as well. Contact with the Muslim world had given Europeans a taste for the spices, silks, and other luxury goods of Asia. When the city of Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks* in 1453, the overland trade route to the East was disrupted. The European demand for luxury goods fueled the search for a sea route to Asia.Religion also played a part in the growth of exploration. Some European rulers who sponsored voyages felt a sincere duty to carry Christianity to other parts of the world. Others wanted to gather allies to fight the growth of the Muslim empire. Finally, political ambition was an important force that propelled exploration. European nations that discovered new territories could acquire great riches, power, and prestige through trade and colonial outposts.50 pts for the best introduction and conclusion!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clyderie, post: 2163860, member: 766021"] ...the best introduction and conclusion!? Please help me make my introduction and conclusion! 50 pts reward for the best introduction and conclusion! Here's my body paragraph to figure out what my introduction and conclusion: Body paragraph: European exploration during the Renaissance grew out of various motives and factors. One was simple curiosity, the growing interest in the world that was a key feature of the dawning Renaissance. Economic motives played a key role as well. Contact with the Muslim world had given Europeans a taste for the spices, silks, and other luxury goods of Asia. When the city of Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks* in 1453, the overland trade route to the East was disrupted. The European demand for luxury goods fueled the search for a sea route to Asia. Religion also played a part in the growth of exploration. Some European rulers who sponsored voyages felt a sincere duty to carry Christianity to other parts of the world. Others wanted to gather allies to fight the growth of the Muslim empire. Finally, political ambition was an important force that propelled exploration. European nations that discovered new territories could acquire great riches, power, and prestige through trade and colonial outposts.50 pts for the best introduction and conclusion! [/QUOTE]

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