Answer:
C. Babur founded the Mughal Empire through military conquests in northern India
Explanation:
Babur was the emperor that founded the Mughal empire. He was a man of very reputable descent, baring Genghis's Khan blood in him. Babur is acknowledged to have been an excellent military tactician, as he managed to defeat all the opponents standing on his way in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent. A she was defeating them, the Mughal empire grew, becoming the dominant and eventually the only force in the northern half of the Indian subcontinent. Apart from being a great military tactician, Babur also loved arts, architecture, science, so he invited into his empire lot of people that were good at these things, with the purpose of making a prosperous, civilized, and beautiful empire.
The correct answers here are the Ottoman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Both of these empires were on the losing side of the World War One as Austria-Hungary started the World War I and the Ottoman Empire was theirs and Germany's ally. The Ottoman Empire was partitioned after the world by the world powers Russia, France and Great Britain and the Austria-Hungary was dissolved into the Kingdom of Hungary and the First Austrian Republic.
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I believe the answer would be B.
