Question

List three concessions (allowances) Muslims have to conquered people.

A. Tax exemptions, religious freedom, and cultural autonomy.
B. Land grants, political representation, and military support.
C. Economic subsidies, legal rights, and educational opportunities.
D. Forced conversions, labor servitude, and complete assimilation.

Answer 1

During the Arab-Muslim conquests, conquered people were granted tax exemptions, religious freedom, and cultural autonomy.

Step-by-step explanation:

During the Arab-Muslim conquests, there were three concessions made to conquered people:

1. Tax exemptions: Conquered people were allowed to pay their own taxes and were not forced to convert to Islam.
2. Religious freedom: The conquered people were allowed to practice their own religion, as long as they paid taxes to the Muslim government.
3. Cultural autonomy: The conquered people were allowed to maintain their cultural traditions and practices.