Under the Mughals the cotton goods were exported to -AfricaSumatraJapanEngland

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Under the Mughals- India was the largest producer of cotton- India-apos-s cotton was exported to Africa- Arabia- Egypt- Burma- The demand for Indian Cotton Cloth was increased more by the English and Dutch Traders who carried the Indian Goods to European Markets-

Under the Mughals the cotton goods were exported to ____________.
Africa
Sumatra
Japan
England

Under the Mughals, India was the largest producer of cotton, India's cotton was exported to Africa, Arabia, Egypt, Burma. The demand for Indian Cotton Cloth was increased more by the English and Dutch Traders who carried the Indian Goods to European Markets.

Under the Mughals the cotton goods were exported to ____________.AfricaSumatraJapanEngland

Under the Mughals, India was the largest producer of cotton, India's cotton was exported to Africa, Arabia, Egypt, Burma. The demand for Indian Cotton Cloth was increased more by the English and Dutch Traders who carried the Indian Goods to European Markets.

Under the Mughals the cotton goods were exported to ____________.
Africa
Sumatra
Japan
England