The Mughal empire fell by Group of answer choices

revolt by Hindus and invasion the British.

political infighting and assassination.

invasion by the Mongols.

invasion by americans.

revolt by Hindus and invasion the British.

Explanation:

Under the leaderships of Aurangzeb, the Mughal Empires started to conduct strict prosecutions to the people who refused to convert into Islam as the national religion/. Since Hindu was the largest population after Islam in that region, Aurangzeb often regarded as the 'vile oppressor's of the Hindus'. This caused series of Revolt by the Hindus that gradually waste the Empire's resources and military's power.

After the empire was weaken, the British government came into the territory in order to form colonies. Since the Mughal empire was already on a weaken state, they cannot  win against the British' military's prowess and this eventually led to their downfall.

ideology

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