Question 37 - Social Studies Practice Test for the GED Test

Economics and exploration are typically unrelated.

Exploration was determined largely by a country’s wealth; wealthy countries could afford to explore and claim new land, while poor countries remained stagnant.

Economics and exploration sometimes have a relationship, but sometimes do not; it is determined on a case-by-case basis.

Exploration was related to power, rather than money; rich but small countries would not explore, while poorer, larger countries wielded greater influence.