The Mughal Empire (also known as the Mogul Dynasty) in India was established by Akbar Babur. The Mughal Empire was know as an empire which observed religious tolerance, as the Mughal emperors were mostly Muslim, but they were ruling over a Hindu majority. The Mughal Empire is also quoted for building many beautiful architectural pieces, such as the Taj Mahal. The British East India Company eventually came whilst the Mughal Empire was at its end and tried Akbar Babur for treason, expelled him to Burma and took over the last parts of the empire.
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C) He closed all banks for four days in order to check their health and restore consumer confidence, and he worked with Congress to pass legislation that protected deposits and gave the Fed greater regulatory power.
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book: Building Citizenship Civics & Economics
page in book: 582
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The meaning of predestination is: <span> the divine foreordaining of all that will happen, especially with regard to the salvation of some and not others.</span>
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The people tended to be lazy and lack inquisitiveness
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Baron de Montesquieu, Charles-Louis de Secondat, generally known as Montesquieu was one o the greatest French political philosopher.
He rightly commented that people who are seen to be living in tropical areas appear to be lazy and lack inquisitiveness. Because of this, they did not work hard and they were not innovative as well. This was the reason they were seen poor.
They didn't like democracy. The mob can't be trusted to rule. They all preferred the concept of a philosopher king. Someone who held no biases and based their reign on carefully considered, ethical, and philosophically sound decisions.
