What was the name of the trade route that was used to take exports from India to Great Britain?

A. The American Trade Route

B. The Union Pacific Route

C. Trans Atlantic Trade Route

D. The East India trade Route

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Enzo Mcknight

Social Studies

16 March, 19:36

What was the name of the trade route that was used to take exports from India to Great Britain?

A. The American Trade Route

B. The Union Pacific Route

C. Trans Atlantic Trade Route

D. The East India trade Route

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Jacqueline · Answer 1

D. East India trade route

Explanation:

Great Britain was looking to expand its colonial empire, and it saw great potential in India. This resulted in the formation of the English East Trade company, which involved British merchants hoping to reap profits from India.

The trade route was thus named after this company, making the answer D.

What was the name of the trade route that was used to take exports from India to Great Britain?A. The American Trade RouteB. The Union Pacific RouteC. Trans Atlantic Trade RouteD. The East India trade Route

What was the name of the trade route that was used to take exports from India to Great Britain?

A. The American Trade Route

B. The Union Pacific Route

C. Trans Atlantic Trade Route

D. The East India trade Route