How did islam influence the government of the mughal empire?
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a. late mughal leaders' intolerance of non-muslim citizens
weakened the empire.
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b. mughal sultans were subservient to muslim priests called grand
viziers.
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c. mughal laws were administered by muslim advisers called
ulemas.
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d. early mughal emperors forced sunni muslims to become shia
muslims.

The answer is A. Late Mughal leaders' intolerance of non-muslim citizens weakened the empire

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