Swedish South Company

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The Swedish South Company was a 17th-century Swedish trading company that organized and managed Sweden’s short-lived colonial ventures in North America, particularly in the Delaware Valley.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chartered company
colonial trading company
trading company
activity Atlantic trade
colonial administration
fur trade
tobacco trade
colonialFocus Delaware Valley NERFINISHED
Mid-Atlantic region of North America
country Sweden
foundedBy Kingdom of Sweden NERFINISHED
Swedish crown
grantedBy Swedish monarchy NERFINISHED
hasHeadquartersLocation Stockholm NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Swedish
historicalSignificance instrument of Sweden’s brief colonial presence in North America
industry trade
managed Swedish colonial trade in the Delaware Valley
operatedAlong Christina River NERFINISHED
Delaware River NERFINISHED
operatedIn Delaware Valley NERFINISHED
New Sweden NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
organized Swedish colonial ventures in North America
settlement of New Sweden NERFINISHED
primaryColony New Sweden NERFINISHED
purpose to establish Swedish colonies in North America
to promote Swedish overseas trade
regionOfColonialActivity present-day Delaware
present-day Maryland
present-day New Jersey
present-day Pennsylvania
roleInHistory part of early European colonization of the Delaware River region
sponsored Swedish settlement ships to North America
colonial expeditions to the Delaware Valley
timePeriod 17th century
tradeGoods furs
iron products
timber
tobacco
tradeRoute Sweden–North America NERFINISHED

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New Sweden establishedBy Swedish South Company
Fort Christina foundedBy Swedish South Company
Peter Minuit workedFor Swedish South Company