By the eighteenth century,the Dutch and French succeeded in taking the lead from Arabia in the production of

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In the eighteenth century, the Dutch and French became the leading producers of coffee, surpassing Arabia. The Dutch established plantations in their colonies in Indonesia, while the French cultivated the crop in their colony of Martinique. The production of silk was dominated by China and India, while pepper and cloves were mainly produced in Southeast Asia.

By the Eighteenth Century,the Dutch and French Succeeded in Taking