Mughal provinces that became independent kingdoms in eighteenth century India were ___________ .

Awadh

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Kashmir

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Hyderabad

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Bengal

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Solution

The correct options are
A Awadh
C Hyderabad
D Bengal
Awadh, Hyderabad and Bengal were Mughal provinces that became independent states in the eighteenth century. These states were established by the members of the high Mughal nobility. Kashmir did not become an independent state soon after Mughal rule.

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