No
The arrival of the British was not really a major cause of the decline of the Mughals. The idea that the British were to blame or responsible for the Mughal decline is one of the greatest misconceptions about the Mughal Empire.
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the fourth statement. The factor that increased trade under Mongol rule is construction
and protection of roads that ensured safe and easy travel. Mongols guaranteed
safe passage for traders, missionaries, and travelers (for example Marco Polo)
and the trade flourished causing the Mongols to gain incredible wealth taxing
the trade. </span>
Answer: 1. Over-exploitation of forests has serious environmental effects such as deforestation, destruction of ecosystems and animal habitats, accelerated soil erosion among others.
2. Air pollution occurs from burning of the energy sources.
3. Use can destroy forests or homes through accidental fires.
Answer:
D! It shows the belief of reincarnation.
You are correct, that's what started WW1