The first Mughal emperor was Babur who is also known as the founder of the Mughal Dynasty.
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The division of countries caused by the European powers' arbitrary boundaries is one of the major causes of post-colonial violence in Africa. These boundaries were drawn with little to no regard for the people who live within them or their heritage.
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A. Central Asian armies under the Mongols repeatedly invaded and conquered parts of the Muslim world.
During the European Middle Ages, the Asian and Muslim Empires were reaching a peak of advancement and empire building.
The Muslim Empires experienced invasions and war with the Mongols in an attempt to expand the Mongol Empire. Much of the conquest centered on gaining access to trade routes and creating power through the access to resources. The Mongols were fierce warriors who studied the places they were attacking and used modern weaponry to advance their empire. The empire at its peak of size stretched from China to eastern Europe and south to India.
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