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This Mughal emperor was the one who agreed to allow the English to set up a base of operations for trade in India. A)Shah Jahan B)Akbar C)Jahangir D)Humayun
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This Mughal emperor was the one who agreed to allow the English to set up a base of operations for trade in India. A)Shah Jahan B)Akbar C)Jahangir D)Humayun

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the correct answer is c) Jahangir

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c) Jahangir

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Mughal emperor Jahangir gave British East India Company the permission to conduct trade in Bengal province. Sir Thomas Roe was sent as an ambassador by King James I of England in 1615 to setup a trade base in India.

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