Question

European colonies expanded deeper into Southeast Asia in the 1700s for all of these reasons except _____.
Europeans wanted to increase trade with local craftspeople
Coffee and tea grown in Asia became popular in Europe
Europe's population increased demand for coffee and tea
Europe needed markets for manufactured goods
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Answer 1

The European colonies expanded deeper into Southeast Asia in the 1700s  because:

• Coffee and tea grown in Asia became popular in Europe
• Europe's population increased demand for coffee and tea
• Europe needed markets for manufactured goods

Where did the European colonies dominated?

The European colonies such as France, Britain, Germany dominated the China, Japan, India for economic benefit.

However, the need to increase trade with local craftspeople is not the reason for the expansion.

Therefore, the Option A is correct.

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