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How were the Dutch different from other European colonizing nations?
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The Dutch was different from other European colonizing nations because they were mostly interested in making money. They had little interest in teaching others their language or religion.
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How were the Dutch different from other colonizing nations?
The Dutch was different from other European colonizing nations because they were mostly interested in making money. They had little interest in teaching others their language or religion.
How were the dutch different from the European colinizing nations?
Not, since the Dutch were a European colonial power.
What European nations attempted to colonize North America?
British/English, French, Spanish, Dutch.
What did dutch do different when compared to other exploring nations?
Shipping
What main European nations colonized North America?
If I remember correctly, it was; France Britain Spain and I think some Dutch nations, too.
Why were the dutch able to trade with many non- European nations?
the quality of dutch goods is high and thay dont show aggrasive policy in that country
In the 15th and 16th centuries which European nations led in exploration and colonization?
The French, Dutch, English, and Spanish.The French, Dutch, English, and Spanish.
Which European nations used to control South America?
South America was controlled by the Spanish, the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British.
Why were the Dutch able to establish trade ties with many non European nations?
the quality of dutch goods is high and thay dont show aggrasive policy in that country
Who colonized different parts of America?
The main nations were Spain, Portugal, Britain and the Dutch
Who explored the US?
The Native Americans, The English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Germans, ...pretty much all the European nations.
What groups were the FIRST European settlers in Indonesia?
The first European power to colonize Indonesia were the Dutch rulers who came from netherlands. The Indonesian islands were then knoen as the Dutch East Indies. At first, the Dutch East Indies were controled by the Dutch East Indoa Company. But after the breakdown of the company, the Netherlands' government took the direct control of the Dutch East Indies. The Dutch rule over the Indonesia ended during the World War II when the Japanese took the control of the East Indies. At this time, they actually became known as Indonesia. The British were also looking at for colonizing the East Indies.
