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What did the Dutch East India company represent?

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What is Dutch East India Company?
The Dutch East India Company was a private company hired by the Dutch government to protect Dutch trade in and around the Indian Ocean. The company wanted to shorten the lengthy and expensive voyage...
How were the dutch east India trading company and the british east India company similar?
Both companies tried to monopolize the trade of sugar cane, coffee, cocoa, rubber, coconuts, bananas, and pineapple. Bribing people to work on farms for them
What country is the Dutch East India Company?
it's DUTCH.
Where was dutch east India company located?
Amsterdam, Dutch Republic, Dutch Republic, Europe, the Netherlands and Kingdom of the Netherlands
What was the east India company in India?
The East India Company was chartered during the last years of the reign of Elizabeth I to secure a trading monopoly for trade to and from the Indian Subcontinent. Originally operating out of Madras...