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What British company was given permission by King Charles in 1670 to run British territories in India?
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What British company was given permission by King Charles in 1670 to run British territories in India?

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British East India Company rights

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Around 1670, King Charles II of England gave the British East India Company rights to run their territories in India as they saw fit. He gave them the power to mint money, command fortresses and troops, form alliances, make war and peace, and to enforce laws in the areas they controlled.

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