<span>The British Empire gained a footing in India through the British East India Company, Mughal Empire, Indian National Congress. Their goal was to get </span><span>spices and other goods found in Asia, soldiers for their armies and navies and workers for their factories and mills.</span>
Answer:
Goods, people, and ideas passed from one culture to another along the trade routes of the Silk Road correctly describe the importance of trade on the Silk Road.
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They boosted the war as allies said that they would help one another causing more countries to be brought into the war.
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Options:
Aztec (Mexica) Empire
Safavid Empire
Mughal Empire
Qing dynasty
Answer:
Aztec (Mexica) Empire
Explanation:
During that time period, Canons that are described in the passage hasn't been invented in Aztec region. The Aztec army hasn't even used an advanced weapons like this even during their fall when they're facing the Invaders from the Spanish Empire.
Both Safavid Empire , Mughal Empire , Qing dynasty on the other hand were known to used this weapon to break down the walls of the fortresses that belonged to their opposition.