According to Map 20-6, the European power that had the greatest influence in Southeast Asia in the seventeenth century was

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Map 20-6 shows that in the seventeenth century, the Netherlands had the most extensive colonial holdings in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, which was a valuable source of spices and other goods. France had some colonies in the region, but they were not as extensive as the Dutch holdings. Britain and Denmark had limited colonial influence in Southeast Asia during this time period.

According to Map 20-6, the European Power That Had the Greatest