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What caused the weakening of the Mughal empire in the early eighteenth century A- a long drought and resulting famine B- a civil war between Hindus and Muslims C- the growing threat of Qing dynasty China
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What caused the weakening of the Mughal empire in the early eighteenth century

A- a long drought and resulting famine
B- a civil war between Hindus and Muslims
C- the growing threat of Qing dynasty China
D- the influence of the east India company

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Civil war between Hindus and Muslims

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A civil war between Hindus and muslim
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