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Why were the Dutch interested in the New World? They wanted to find the route to eastern trade. They wanted to find a homeland for settlement. They wanted to take the Spanish te…

Why were the Dutch interested in the New World? They wanted to find the route to eastern trade. They wanted to find a homeland for settlement. They wanted to take the Spanish te…
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Why were the Dutch interested in the New World?

They wanted to find the route to eastern trade.
They wanted to find a homeland for settlement.
They wanted to take the Spanish territory.
They wanted to challenge English exploration and claims.

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The answer is B, hope that helped
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Because right now they were basically a moving colony and needed to go home.

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