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Why did the Dutch locate trading posts near harbors and rivers in the early 1600s
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Why did the Dutch locate trading posts near harbors and rivers in the early 1600s

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The Dutch located trading posts near harbors and rivers, such as the Hudson, in the early 1600s because these were the most advantageous in terms of profitable trading with Europe.
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