The nature of the prize: northern India and its people c.1530 (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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How long did Muslim rulers inhabit northern India before Babur?

For more than three centuries before Babur's invasion.

What status did Muslims hold in India during the Mughal Empire?

They were considered an elite minority in India.

Which battle did Humayun win to regain control of India?

The Battle of Panipat in 1556.

What did Babur reward his loyalists with after becoming Emperor?

Treasures he obtained from Delhi.

What motivated Babur to stay in northern India?

He aimed to establish a strong, stable empire there.

What cultural influences characterized Babur's rule?

A mixture of Indian, Mongol, and Persian cultures.

What religious policy did Babur enforce in his empire?

He practiced religious tolerance.

Did Babur allow the construction of Hindu temples?

Yes, he permitted building new Hindu temples.

What trade activity did Babur encourage?

Trade in the Islamic world.

What weakened the Mughal Empire after Babur's death?

Internal strife and competition among regional leaders.

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