From this 16th-century illustration, we can see that which of the following played a large part in the Mughal Empire's rise to power

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anonymous · Answer

help

anonymous · Answer

Can you post the "illustration"?

anonymous · Answer

it wont let me

anonymous · Answer

Well then that makes it a bit more difficult...

anonymous · Answer

Its people first converted to Islam.

 They had the advantage of gunpowder.

 Their armies had superior numbers.

 Its cities were well-fortified against attack.

anonymous · Answer

Well based on basic reading and skimming of site I would say that "They had the advantage in gunpowder" he Mughal Empire is known as a “gunpowder empire.” Warfare seemed to play a large role in capturing and conquering land which was important for each empire. But I'm not 100% sure because gunpowder was an advantage to many of the early Chinese empires... http://salempress.com/store/samples/great_events_from_history_seventeenth/great_events_from_history_seventeenth_gunpowder.htm Try reading and see what you can find. Good luck

anonymous · Answer

From this 16th-century illustration, we can see that which of the following played a large part in the Mughal Empire's rise to power?

anonymous · Answer

The correct answer for this question is B, I took the test and got it right :) Gunpowder solves lots of problems lol

kingofhou · Answer

They had the advantage of gunpowder.