Who is considered the greatest Mughal ruler?

Ruler that built the Taj Mahal for his wife to serve as a tomb.

This ruler was a religious conservative who did not allow freedom of religion.

This ruler imprisoned his father, killed his brothers, and took the throne for himself.

The Mughal Empire was situated in what modern nation?

Eventually, which major European country will colonize in India

What is the correct location of the Mughal Empire

Akbar tried to convert his subjects to a syncretic (blended) religion of Hindu and Islam as an attempt to reconcile the two, but failed as it proved to be unpopular. This was called Din-i-llahi, meaning __________________.

Sikhism, a new religion developed from Hinduism, had supposedly inspired this Islamic mysticism known as ________.

Which empires did Babur draw inspiration from when he established the Mughal empire's government? (Choose 2)

This group of government officials were in charge of specific duties such as taxation, construction, and water supply.

A contributing factor to the decline of gunpowder empires was the existence of a "shadow government" represented by __________.

Amy Chua's thesis about the eventual failure of gunpowder empires was that _________________________ ultimately became an obstacle to retaining great power, thus being a factor as to why the Ottoman Empire outlived the Safavid and Mughal Empires.