How is John III's era regarded in terms of the Portuguese empire?
A period of decline
A period of stagnation
A period of global expansion
A period of isolation
Answer
John III's reign marked a pivotal period of Portuguese global expansion, characterized by groundbreaking voyages of exploration that established a far-reaching empire. It was an era of audacious navigation and strategic alliances that allowed Portugal to establish a prominent position in the Indian Ocean spice trade, leading to the influx of wealth and the consolidation of its maritime supremacy.
Regal Reign and Renaissance: A Challenge on John III of Portugal's Royal Era
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