How can you say that Indian ocean is named after India? Give three points to support your answer. (Remember the question is not that why Indian ocean is named after India?)
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The Indian Ocean is named India because
a) India has the longest coastline in the region adding to its clout, no other country in the Indian ocean indeed has that long a coastline.
b) India holds a central location which is at the head of the Indian Ocean.
c) India also serves as an important transit point for sea routes connecting the two regions that is countries of Europe with countries of East Asia.
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a) India has the longest coastline in the region adding to its clout, no other country in the Indian ocean indeed has that long a coastline.
b) India holds a central location which is at the head of the Indian Ocean.
c) India also serves as an important transit point for sea routes connecting the two regions that is countries of Europe with countries of East Asia.
I hope this serves your query.
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The Indian Ocean is named after India because
(i) India has the longest coastline on the Indian Ocean.
(ii) India has a central location between East and West Asia.
(iii) India's Southernmost extension Deccan Peninsula protrudes into the Indian Ocean that makes it significant to international trade done through the Indian Ocean.
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