In the early 1600s, England, France, and the Netherlands established the East India companies. The Dutch East India Company inve
sted in trading ventures in Southeast Asia, hoping to profit from the spice trade. What is the Dutch East India Company an example of? a multinational company a charitable organization a factory a joint-stock company
The best example that the (Dust East India Company) would be an example of would be most likely the (charitable organization).
Reason/Justification: The reason to why this would be your most likely answer would be because these people were the kind of people who were there to . . .
Trade
Explore
Colonize
And also helping others when the need would be great. _______
These were the four aspects that was the main thing or the determination or the priorities of these people.
The word (Charitable) signifies: helping those in need.
This is exactly what these people did. They were to trade and explore and help others, but also at the same time, they would make a little profit from doing this.
The question refers to the case of Homer Plessy, in 1892, who bought a first-class ticket from New Orleans. After he took a seat in a compartment for white people he was invited to move to the "colored" cars. After he refused, he was arrested and thrown out of the train.
They did not typically fight in traditional means and employed guerrilla warfare against the British. Ambushing the British and catching them off-guard was the colonist's best tactic.
