Initial response to European traders in India was not enthusiastic because
a. European goods were not seen as desireable
b. Christianity was off-putting to the Muslim monarchs.
c. Indian merchants had well-established trade connections for centuries in the Indian Ocean trade network.
d. Slavery was prohibited in India.
e. There was no uniform coinage among the Europeans, making trade equivalencies impossible.
c
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