AP World Historymediummcq1 pt
Zamindars in the Mughal Empire were
A.landholders who collected taxes for the state
B.elite slave-soldiers
C.Shia clerics
D.Manchu bannermen
Explanation
Core Concept
Local landholders gathered revenue from peasants, linking the village to the imperial treasury.
Correct Answer
Alandholders who collected taxes for the state
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