Explanation:

- The term ‘interlopers’ was historically used by the established trading companies and powers to describe outsiders or unauthorized competitors.

- Option:1, Dutch: The Dutch were known for their trading empire and often competed with other European nations for dominance. However, they did not exclusively use the term 'interlopers.'

- Option:2, Danish: Denmark had a lesser-known trading role compared to other powerful entities. It is not particularly associated with the term 'interlopers.'

- Option:3, French: The French were significant players in trade, especially in North America and India. They, too, did not primarily use 'interlopers.'

- Option:4, English: The English, particularly during the time of the East India Company, used the term ‘interlopers’ to describe unauthorized traders threatening their monopolistic activities.