The Dutch settlements, like the French, were supported mainly by trading. a. crop b. livestock c. fur d.spice

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The Dutch settlements, like the French, were supported mainly by trading. a. crop b. livestock c. fur d.spice

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The answer is c fur. The Dutch and the French both moved to the New World to focus on fur trading.

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