How did the Dutch commercial strategy within the Asian trade network differ from that of the Portuguese?
a. The Dutch did not make use of fortified towns and factories.
b. The Dutch were more humane in their treatment of island peoples who cultivated the spices.
c. The Dutch lacked a substantial navy, and could not use warships to maintain their commercial advantage.
d. The Dutch were more systematic in their monopoly control of a limited number of specific spices.
e. The Dutch were more interested in establishing permanent settlements such as Batavia.
Answer: D
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AP World History Chapter 22
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- Who succeeded the Portuguese as the most successful European entrant into the Asian sea trading network?
- Which of the following statements concerning the Ming economy is most accurate?
- What was the significance of the mainland kingdoms and island states of southeast Asia that surrounded the three great manufacturing zones of the Asian sea trading network?
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- How successful was the Portuguese monopoly on Asian products?
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- What was the Portuguese lesson learned at Calicut?
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- Where were foreigners permitted to do business in China during the Ming era?
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- Which of the following was a reform instituted by the first Ming emperor to reduce court factionalism and the power of the scholar-gentry?
- What group successfully asserted its control over China following the collapse of the Ming dynasty?
- What raw materials were the most highly valued exports in the Asian sea trading network for the Europeans?
- What peoples had preceded the Portuguese in entering the markets of south and southeast Asia?