Who granted exclusive trading rights to the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1670?

• King James I
• King Charles II
  Explanation:

  "In 1670, King Charles II of England granted exclusive trading rights to the Hudson's Bay Company. This royal charter allowed the company control over the Hudson Bay watershed area, known as "Rupert's Land," giving it a monopoly on the fur trade in a vast region of what is now Canada."
• King George III
• King Henry VIII