Motivation and consequence of sixteenth century exploration, History

ok so i have to write an essay about the motivations and consequences of sixteenth century exploration. but im confused about one thing:

1) is the age of exploration referring to voyages taken during 16th century

Thank you soo much in advance!!!!

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