Cameron Inklebarger Aiden Olmstead Sela Herrick Tanner Perkins

Cameron Inklebarger Aiden Olmstead Sela Herrick Tanner Perkins Zack Edwards

Military This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA. The sultan army had 100, 000 troops and babur's had 12, 000 troops and still won They won because they had advanced weapons like muskets When akbar came to power he took control of more than half of india Aurangzeb had a long bloody military campaign that brought most of southern india into the mughal empire The hindus turned the indians against them and it weaked there army by a lot

Political This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-NC. Akbar was just 13 years old when he took power in the Mughal empire Akbar divided India into provinces and districts and established an efficient system of administration Akbar let shi'a Muslims, Hindus, or Skihs worship as they pleased and eliminated unfair taxes on Hindus and appointed Hindu leaders to high positions in government Mughal empire brought together cultural traditions from Indian, Persian, and Arab words. Persian was the official court language. It blended with local tongues to from Hindi, the main language of modern India, and urdu, the official language of Pakistan

Economic • At the time India had a larger economy than any other European Empire • Supported a population of 150 million people • They relied heavily on a great Agricultural system • Heavily depended on the vast luxury economy they had This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA.

Cultural This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA. Akbar ushered in a golden age that lasted more than two centuries Brought together cultural traditions from Indian, Persian, and Arab worlds Poetry and paintings were huge especially miniature paintings flourished in mungal india Mughal architects mixed Islamic and Indian styles to create buildings with great domes, arches and miractes

Social This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-SA. The Mugal Empire supported a population of 150 million people. India's position on trade routes grew and made way more trade. During the Mughal era many traders come to India because of its many riches Since everyone wanted to trade with them, they got a lot of wealth

Various religions separated from the Mughal state. Aurangzeb's harsh policies toward Hindus had also turned many Indians against Mughal rule. Reasons for Decline Britain took advantage of weakness in various regions and made the empire weaker. Hindus turned the Indians against them. Focused too much on conquering and didn't think about other problems.