Why might investors in the British East India Company have looked toward the Netherlands for ways to improve trade?(1 point)
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The Dutch had superior knowledge in the Americas.
The Dutch had superior knowledge in the Americas.
The Dutch were able to keep the English out of Asia.
The Dutch were able to keep the English out of Asia.
The Dutch were more successful in obtaining trade partners and trade monopolies in Asia.
The Dutch were more successful in obtaining trade partners and trade monopolies in Asia.
The Dutch were able to generate significant interest in European manufactured goods in China.
The Dutch were able to generate significant interest in European manufactured goods in China.
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The most accurate response would be:
The Dutch were more successful in obtaining trade partners and trade monopolies in Asia.
This reflects the competitive nature of European trade during the age of exploration and how the Dutch East India Company had established strong trading networks and monopolies in various regions of Asia, which could serve as a model for the British East India Company to improve its own trade operations.
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