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Because the Dutch East India Company had the aid of the Dutch Military in enforcing their demands. They actually had a separate army known as KNIL Koningkleik Nederland's Indies Leger ( Royal Dutch Indies army) to look after their interests. And he who runs the guns runs the show.
The Dutch, who had been recently liberated from Spain had a religion which did not restrict personal gain, as well as an abundant population. This set the stage for a powerful and successful overseas empire.
After The Portugese-Dutch war the Dutch found small European competition aside from The English East India Company.
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Why were the Dutch so successful in establishing a trade empire in the Indian empire?
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Which European country was most successful in establishing a mercantile empire?
Great Britain was most successful in establishing a mercantile empire. A lot of this had to do with the vast extent of its empire - it had colonies in the Americas, the Indian subcontinent, and Australia.
How did Carthage grow?
It built an exceptionally successful trading empire.
Describe Indian culture during the rule of the Gupta Empire?
The Indian culture flourished during the Gupta Empire through Indian trade.
What was the main achievement in Phoenicia?
Establishing a trading empire around the Mediterranean. From today's perspective, inventing astral navigation and alphabetic writing.
What goods were traded in the trading post empire?
Key locations in within the Indian Ocean that the Portuguese establish and fortified for trading in the early modern era.
What were the main achievements to the Phoenician?
Establishing a trading empire which benefited the Mediterranean area and inventing an alphabet which formed the basis of Greek, Roman and today's alphabets.
Who was chankya in Rajasthan histoey?
Chankya was an Indian teacher, Philosopher, and royal adviser. He was most famous for his roll in establishing the Mauryan Empire.
Why did Phonenicia become a thriving region?
As well as establishing their own primary production, the Phoenician city-states turned to trading their surplus commodities, and then the commodities of other regions around, from as far afield as Britain (tin) in the west to Mesopotamia in the east, establishing trading stations and cargo and warship fleets to facilitate and protect this.
Was Carthage a Mediterranean empire?
A trading empire.
How did the Phoenician's establish their empire?
It was a trading empire.
How did aksum's location help the empire grow?
Red Sea and the Indian Ocean made it an important trading center and contributed to its expansion and power.
