Which statement best describes the mughals who once lived in india?

in the 1700s, the mughals were hindu rulers who opposed trade with britain and other european nations.
in the 1700s, the mughals were muslim rulers who allowed the east india company to establish trading posts.
in the 1800s, the mughals were indian nationalists who fought for freedom from british rule.
in the 1800s, the mughals were indian loyalists who supported british rule and fought on behalf of the viceroy.

Explanation:

The British East India company sailors came to India as traders to purchase spices, spices were expensive item in Europe as it was helpful in preserving meat.  They first landed on the subcontinent on 24 August 1608 at port of Surat. It was Mughal emperor Jahangir who granted a farman in 1613 to captain William Hawkins and permitted them to build a factory at Surat. Thomas Roe was the ambassador of King James First, he received the farman to establish factories and trade in Mughal empire.

d is the correct answer

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the answer is suffrage