What was the primary motivation for the Age of Exploration?

A. Religious conversion
B. Economic gain
C. Territorial expansion
D. Cultural exchange

Answer: Economic gain

Additional Information: The Age of Exploration was driven largely by the desire for new trade routes and resources.

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