What was the Dutch West India Company's role in West Africa?
They established schools
They had no involvement
They traded
They promoted religion
Answer
The Dutch West India Company was given jurisdiction over the area of West Africa for trading purposes. They were particularly involved in the Atlantic slave trade.
The Dutch West India Company: Conquerors of the New World
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