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===War beyond Europe and related conflicts===
[[File:Caribbean general map.png|thumb|left|upright=1.0|The [[West Indies]]; the huge profits associated with sugar production made this area highly significant.]]

The close links between war and trade meant conflict extended beyond Europe, particularly in North America, where it is known as [[Queen Anne's War]], and the [[West Indies]], which [[Sugar plantations in the Caribbean|produced sugar]], then a hugely profitable commodity. Also, there were minor trade conflicts in South America, India, and Asia; the financial strains of war particularly affected the [[Dutch East India Company]], as it was a huge drain on scarce naval resources. The war in Europe also
coincided with Dutch involvement in the [[First Javanese War of Succession|War of Javanese Succession]].

Related conflicts include [[Rákóczi's War of Independence]] in [[Kingdom of Hungary (1526-1867)|Hungary]], which was funded by France and a serious concern for the Habsburgs throughout the war. In South-Eastern France, Britain funded the [[Huguenot]] 1704–1710 [[Camisard rebellion]]; one objective of the 1707 campaign in Northern Italy and Southern France was to support this revolt, one of a series that began in the 1620s.