Where did the Mughal Empire arise in the 1500s? A. India B. North Africa C. Persia D. Turkey

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Where did the Mughal Empire arise in the 1500s?

A. India
B. North Africa
C. Persia
D. Turkey

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Answer: The answer is A.) India.

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