alleryStart learning →In Mughal decline, 'imperial overstretch' refers to:
ATerritory beyond governing capacity
BMore claimants to the throne
CNew markets for overseas trade
DGreater spending on courtly art
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Territory beyond governing capacity
A very extensive empire strained the centre's ability to supervise and control distant territories.
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