Question

Which of the following factors most differentiated Dutch and British colonists’ goals in North America?

A Dutch colonists were more militarily aggressive toward other European colonies

B. British colonists were more willing to assimilate American Indians into their societies.

C. Dutch colonists were more interested in establishing trading posts than permanent settlements.

D. British colonists were more tolerant toward different forms of Christianity.

I have been stuck here for atleast 10 minutes help please

Answer 1

the ans is c hope this helps

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) Dutch colonists were more interested in establishing trading posts than permanent settlements.

The factor that most differentiated Dutch and British colonists’ goals in North America is "Dutch colonists were more interested in establishing trading posts than permanent settlements."

The Dutch arrived at the Hudson bay and established trading posts in what today is Manhattan and Albany, New York. Their idea never was to settle in and formed colonies but to extensively trade fur with Native American Indians. It was in opposition to the English colonists that since the very beginning established colonies in the Atlantic Coast, such as the first one, Jamestown, in Virginia, in 1606.