the dutch east india company expected spice export from indonesia.
the dutch east india company expected spice export from indonesia.
the dutch east india company expected what export from indonesia?
spice
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the dutch east india company (, "united east india company"; voc) had a presence in the malay archipelago from 1603, when the first trading post was established, to 1800, when the bankrupt company was dissolved, and its possessions nationalised as the dutch east indies.









































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a 1596 dutch expedition lost half its crew, killed a javanese prince and lost a ship but returned to the dutch republic with a load of spices, the profit from which encouraged other expeditions.
dutch east india company in nusantara
around the world, and especially in english-speaking countries, the voc is widely known as the 'dutch east india company'. the name 'dutch east india company' is used to make a distinction from the [british] east india company (eic) and other east indian companies (such as the danish east india company, french east india company, portuguese east india company, and the swedish east india company). the company's alternative names that have been used include the 'dutch east indies company', 'united east india company', 'united east indian company', 'united east indies company', 'jan company', or 'jan compagnie'.









































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