Questions and Answers
Where did the descendants of the Mongols establish their empire?
Northern India
Who did the Mughal Empire trade with?
European nations
Where was the Mughal Empire located?
Northern India
What were the contributions of the Mughal rulers? (Select all that apply)
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Which European countries established coastal ports on the Indian sub-continent?
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What goods were traded from Southern India?
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Study Notes
Mughal Empire Overview
- The Mughal Empire, founded by descendants of the Mongols, was established in Northern India.
Trade Relations
- The empire engaged in trade with various European nations.
- Much of Southern India maintained independence and continued its own international trade.
Geographic Location
- The core of the Mughal Empire was situated in Northern India.
Contributions of Mughal Rulers
- Significant spread of Islam into the Indian subcontinent.
- Notable achievements in art and architecture, exemplified by the iconic Taj Mahal.
- Establishment of European trading outposts facilitated international commerce.
- Indian textiles had a profound impact on the British textile industry.
- Key European nations such as Portugal, England, and the Netherlands set up coastal ports in India.
- Southern India was a critical hub for trading silks, spices, and precious gems.
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Test your knowledge with these flashcards about the Mughal Empire and its global trade connections. Learn where the empire was established, who they traded with, and other key facts about their influence in Northern India and beyond.
