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The moluccas had this key lucrative,commodity but had to import most of their foodstuff from other islands : sago and rice , for example came from halmahera , ambon and bacan , cloves were exchanged for clothing , silk porcelain , gold , silver , knives , glass and other items.
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Does the tube nosed bat hibernate or migrate?
This is completely my opinion but in the quick research I did, it says these bats are Tropical Forests mammals and it probably stays warm enough where they don't have to migrate to a place that is warmer to hibernate. Location: Moluccas, New Guinea, Admiralty and Solomon Islands; Cape York peninsula, Australia.Habitat: Tropical forests.
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When was Company of the Moluccas created?
Company of the Moluccas was created in 1615.
Where is Moluccas located?
moluccas is under Philippines and it's hard to see it because it's very small.
What continent is the moluccas in?
The Maluku, or Moluccas, Islands are an archipelago within Indonesia. They are west of New Guinea and east of Timor.
What language is spoken in moluccas Island?
English
Who was known to the europeans as the spice islands?
Moluccas
What were the Moluccas know to Europeans as?
Spice Islands
What is the capital of the Moluccas?
The Moluccas, or Maluku islands of Indonesia, are now two provinces. The capital of North Maluku is Sofifi. The capital of Maluku (south) is Ambon. (on Ambon island)
What was Magellan trying to find?
The rich Moluccas(spice islands).
The moluccas were known to the europeans as the?
The Spice Islands.
What is the reasons behind Spain's interest to explore the moluccas?
Because of the spices.
Why were the moluccas so valuable?
They were known as the spice islands; because, of the importance of spices at the time of their decovery.
Why did Spain lose control of the Moluccas Islands?
The Spanish presence in the Moluccas Islands lasted until 1663, when the settlers and military were moved back to Manila in the Philippines after the Taiwanese Kingdom of Tungning, lead by Koxinga, threatened to invade the Spanish Philippines if the Spanish did not withdraw.
