Scottish Indian trade

So little one, Scotland is a place where people live in a different part of the world called Europe. India is another place where people live, but it's very far away from Scotland, and it's in a place called Asia.

A long, long time ago, Scottish people would travel all the way to India to trade things like cotton and spices. The Scottish would take things like wool and metals to India, and they would trade with the people there for things they didn't have in Scotland.

It was an important trade because Scotland didn't have some of the things they needed, but India did. The Scottish also wanted to make money by buying things in India that they could sell for more in Scotland or other parts of Europe.

But do you know what is really special about the Scottish-Indian trade? It's the story of one Scottish man named Robert Clive. Robert went to India to trade and ended up joining the army of the British East India Company. He fought for them and became very successful. He became so powerful that he was able to take over some parts of India and become a big leader there.

This made the Scottish-Indian trade even more important because now Scotland had someone in India who knew how to get things done and could make sure the trade went smoothly. Robert Clive was able to get a lot of money and power from the Scottish-Indian trade, and it helped both Scotland and India in different ways.

So, in summary, Scottish-Indian trade is the story of Scottish people going to India to trade things like wool and metals for spices and cotton. It was important because Scotland needed some of the things India had, and they wanted to make money. Robert Clive also played a big role in the trade by becoming a leader in India and making sure everything went smoothly.