Which statement about life and culture under the Delhi sultanate is accurate?

a) Persian culture was dominant throughout India.

b) Buddhist influences became more prominent.

c) A fusion of Islamic and Indian cultures was achieved.

d) Islamic and Indian cultures did not borrow from each other.

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11 May, 07:34

Which statement about life and culture under the Delhi sultanate is accurate?

a) Persian culture was dominant throughout India.

b) Buddhist influences became more prominent.

c) A fusion of Islamic and Indian cultures was achieved.

d) Islamic and Indian cultures did not borrow from each other.

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Darien Newman · Answer 1

The choice C is correct, fusion of Islamic and Indian cultures was achieved under the Delhi sultanate.

The India was governed by the Turks and Afghans in a span of three hundred years making them think of themselves as "low born non-turks" but through Muslim refugees, this event was change.

Which statement about life and culture under the Delhi sultanate is accurate?a) Persian culture was dominant throughout India.b) Buddhist influences became more prominent.c) A fusion of Islamic and Indian cultures was achieved.d) Islamic and Indian cultures did not borrow from each other.

Which statement about life and culture under the Delhi sultanate is accurate?

a) Persian culture was dominant throughout India.

b) Buddhist influences became more prominent.

c) A fusion of Islamic and Indian cultures was achieved.

d) Islamic and Indian cultures did not borrow from each other.