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Why did Venice and Portugal have an absolute monopoly on the spice trade?
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How did Portugal affect the Italian spice monopoly?
Portugal started shipping spices from Asia.
Who took over the Spice Islands for Portugal.?
The Dutch
How did the Dutch gain their independence?
After the seizure of Ambon in the Moloccas in 1605 and Banda Island in 1623, the Dutch secured the trade monopoly of the Spice Islands. A policy of the ruthless exploitation by 'divide and rule' tactics was carried out -
How did Portugal affect the Italian spice monopply?
portugal found a water route to asia fmot&Ig @AmerisLove
Portugal often had to fight to gain control of spice-growing regions?
The moors vasco de gama discovered the spice after traveling to India
Which was a result of Portugal's route in the spice trade?
Italy lost a monopoly
How did Portugal affect the Italian spice monopoly?
Portugal started shipping spices from Asia.
What monopoly did Italy have in the 1300s?
In 1300 Italy was not yet a state , but a myriad of independent feudal seignories, city states, maritime republics, the States of the Church and states subject to foreign monarchies. Therefore Italy as a whole had no monopoly. The Maritime Republics of Genoa, Venice, Pisa had the monopoly of the maritime routes to the Mediterranean Eastern States, that means they had also the monopoly of the spice trade.
Which was the result of the water route in the spice trade?
Italy lost a monopoly
Who took over the Spice Islands for Portugal.?
The Dutch
Why did Italy have a monoply on the spice trade?
There was no water route to India. Italy have a monopoly on the spice trade because they had the only water route to India
What country became wealthy by tradeing with spice islands?
Portugal
How did the Dutch gain their independence?
After the seizure of Ambon in the Moloccas in 1605 and Banda Island in 1623, the Dutch secured the trade monopoly of the Spice Islands. A policy of the ruthless exploitation by 'divide and rule' tactics was carried out -
What was a result of the spice trade?
It depends on the nation involved. In Spain and Portugal, is was mostly the Government. In the Dutch Republic and Britain it was their independent trading companies who had more or less - and often with a charter from their Government - a monopoly for the spice trade. And let's certainly not forget the benefits to local rulers in the East, who had a huge market opening to them.
What did Ferdinand Magellan explorer for?
Magellan went to open the "Spice route" without damaging relations with Portugal.
How did Portugal affect the Italian spice monopply?
portugal found a water route to asia fmot&Ig @AmerisLove
Who did Portugal fight to gain control of spice growing regions?
Arabs
