What allowed the Dutch to become active in the West African trade in the mid-sixteenth century?
A. The decline of the Songhai Empire.
B. Portugal's weakened position there.
C. A general political upheaval across Africa.
D. Increased financial support behind Dutch efforts.
E. The English and French opened up trade and made it easier to pursue.
Answer: A
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