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Test your knowledge about Mughal India.

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Test your knowledge about Mughal India.

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The empire benefited from good farmland and skilled workers who produced luxury goods.

2

It ruled parts of India and what is now Pakistan.

3

Akbar did not consider religious tolerance in governance.

4

The Mughal Empire was established before 1500.

5

The empire's expansion relied solely on friendly diplomacy, not battles.

6

Officials were never chosen based on ability.

7

Akbar was religiously tolerant and allowed people to practise their own religions.

8

Akbar ended the jizya tax on non-Muslims.

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The jizya tax for non-Muslims was not ended by Akbar.

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The Mughal Empire was founded by Babur in 1526 after the Battle of Panipat.

 
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