displacing, The Dutch aimed at ___ the Portuguese as rulers of the cinnamon trade., expelled, By 1658, the Dutch had permanently ___ the Portuguese from Ceylon., superseded, The spice trade was eventually ___ by the rise of coffee and tea., exhausted, The supply of wild cinnamon trees became nearly ___., exorbitantly, Venice could set cinnamon prices ___ high because of its monopoly., lucrative, The cinnamon trade was extremely ___ for Portuguese merchants., thereby, They gained control of the island, ___ becoming rich from cinnamon., overran, The Dutch ___ the Portuguese factories and took control., stripping, The supply ran low due to systematic ___ of the bark., supplement, The Dutch began growing their own trees to ___ the wild supply., diminishing, The number of wild cinnamon trees was ___., allied, The Dutch ___ themselves with the kingdom of Kandy.

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