Question

L Pretest: Unit 2

Question 11 of 50
As a result of its high volume of trade with Great Britain, the Mughal Empire:
A. controlled trade routes between Europe and Asia.
B. gradually lost control over its own economy.
C. rapidly upgraded its military using new technology.
D. was pressured to abandon its Sharia legal system.
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Answer 1

Answer: B. gradually lost control over its own economy.

Step-by-step explanation:

As the British continually traded with the Mughal empire, they began to exert more and more control over the economy like they did in China. They used this to push for favorable terms in trade for the British above other European countries like Holland.

This eventually culminated with the British simply conquering the Mughal empire and taking over India and its surrounding areas through the use of the British East India Company which was the principal company controlling trade.