In the seventeenth century _____________ grew into a dominant force in economic relations between Europe and Asia.

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The Dutch East India Company was formed in 1602 and became the dominant force in economic relations between Europe and Asia in the seventeenth century. They established a strong presence in the East Indies (present-day Indonesia) and controlled much of the trade in spices and other commodities, leading to significant profits for the company and the Dutch Republic. This dominance contributed to the decline of Portuguese and Spanish influence in the region.

In the Seventeenth Century _____________ Grew into a Dominant Force