The Danish who established trade with India in the seventeenth century belonged to which country?

Denmark

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Solution

The correct option is A Denmark
The people of Denmark were known as the Danish. they established trade with India in 1620. They established their trading port in Tranquebar in 1620 and then in Serampore in 1676. However they never concentrated in India and sold their ports to the British and left India.

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