Which country did the reformed East India Company primarily trade with?
East Indies
China
Japan
India
Answer
The reformed East India Company primarily traded with the East Indies, a region in Southeast Asia that includes modern-day countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. The company was established to compete with other European trading companies in the region.
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