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Unlike French settlers in the 1600s, the Dutch at first were not interested in permanent settlements. fur trading. North America. American Indians.
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Unlike French settlers in the 1600s, the Dutch at first were not interested in

permanent settlements.
fur trading.
North America.
American Indians.

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Answer: Fur trading!

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