🌟 A3 (MUST) - Historical Dilemma: Dutch East India Company and Genocide

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Check off all of the following that are true about the VOC.

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Even though it was not a country, the Dutch East India Company was given the authority to wage war in order to gain control of the spice trade.

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One of the goals of the Dutch East India Company was to eliminate all competition that might also be seeking control of the spice trade.

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The largest spice producers at the time were found on the continent of _______, while the greatest demand for spices came from the continent of _______.
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All of the following are true, except for...

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Before the Dutch arrived, the Banda Islands were home to about 15,000 people and were led by a group of wealthy, male traders.

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The leaders of the Banda Islands had a "monopoly" on nutmeg for centuries. What is meant by the word "monopoly"?

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When the Dutch arrived in the 1600s, they signed a treaty with the Banda Islands leaders - the people on the Banda Islands would get __________ while the Dutch East India Company would get __________.
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The Dutch built forts to protect their rights to Banda Islands nutmeg.

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The Dutch allowed the people of the Banda Islands to trade with anyone as long as they were European.

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Some people of the Banda Islands used violence to rebel against Dutch policies.

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Some Dutch leaders believed that if the Banda people refused to submit to the Dutch, then they should be entirely _______ and that the Dutch should be willing to go to _______ to get control of the spice trade.
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During the second round of treaties, the Banda people gained their freedom from the Dutch.

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Check off all of the following that are true.

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The Dutch divided the Banda Islands into _______ and used _______ people to do all of the work.
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After Dutch leaders heard about the actions of the Dutch East India Company, they grew angry and removed all of the statues that honored these men.