The Structure of the Mughal Empire Consisted of

Multiple Choice

The structure of the Mughal Empire consisted of

A) a centralized bureaucracy run by professionally trained staff who were recruited through a system of examinations and promoted on merit.
B) a military state in which the army controlled all elements of government and provincial administration.
C) a theocratic government that was controlled by the Muslim clergy and discriminated against the Hindu population.
D) a heartland in northern India with outlying kingdoms and principalities linked to the court through marriage and tribute and manpower obligations.