What led to the creation of the reformed East India Company?
Competition with Dutch traders
Dissatisfaction with British East India Company
Discovery of new trade routes
Government intervention
Answer
The reformed East India Company was created due to dissatisfaction with the British East India Company. Merchants like George White sought to establish a new company that would compete with the existing company and provide better trading opportunities with the East Indies.
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