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20. Why did the Dutch primarily trade from Nagasaki? O A. Nagasaki was considered the best place for commerce in Japan. O B. Japan's ruler did not allow them to conduct bus…

20. Why did the Dutch primarily trade from Nagasaki? O A. Nagasaki was considered the best place for commerce in Japan. O B. Japan's ruler did not allow them to conduct bus…
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20. Why did the Dutch primarily trade from Nagasaki?

O A. Nagasaki was considered the best place for commerce in Japan.
O B. Japan's ruler did not allow them to conduct business anywhere else.
OC. They wanted to be as close as possible to the powerful shogun.
OD. The Dutch admired the samurai warriors of Nagasaki.

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Answer: The Dutch traded Exotic Asian spices from Nagasaki with the aim of building a lucrative business from the direct import of costly Asian spices

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Answer: B

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