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Mughal Manufacturing: Textiles, Shipbuilding, and Manuscript Arts
Analyze early Mughal economic prominence in global textile export, firearms, advanced shipbuilding, and illustrated manuscript ateliers.
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East Asian and South Asian Dynasties: Song, Kamakura, and Mughal
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Examine governance models, military feudalism, artistic masterpieces, and commercial manufacturing in medieval and early modern Asian states.
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WHI.T3.2Massachusetts Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeMap the geographical extent of one of the following kingdoms or empires; explain its central political, economic, cultural developments and its role in trade, diplomatic alliances, warfare, and exchanges with other parts of the world.
WHI.T3.2.gMassachusetts Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeThe early period of the Mughal Empire in India (1527–1857 CE) and its development as a major textile, shipbuilding, and firearms manufacturer and exporter and a major center of illustrated manuscripts