Question

List the chief features of the political conditions of India during the 18th century with the help of a flowchart.

Answer 1

Answer:

The beginning of the eighteenth century saw the decline of the Mughal rule and the division of the territory into provincial states like Awadh, Bengal, Delhi, and so on.

The next part of the century saw the growth of British rule under the jurisdiction of the East India Company.

The decline of the Mughal empire led to the rise of the British politics in undivided India, despite the fact that Delhi was still the seat of the Mughal ruler.

Explanation:

Answer 2

lack of political Unity: they have no joint plan of action ,they fight between each other, so there was a lack of political Unity .
inefficient rulers :there were no brave rulers after the death of Aurangzeb so, Britishers easily attack on India .
powerful mansabdars and governors: they had become powerful . they had broken their connection with the centre.
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