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What was Genghis Khan’s policy about other religions in the Mongol Empire? (A) He required other religions to view him as a god. (B) He allowed followers of other religions to worship freely. (C) He adopted
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What was Genghis Khan’s policy about other religions in the Mongol Empire?

(A) He required other religions to view him as a god.
(B) He allowed followers of other religions to worship freely.
(C) He adopted the religion of conquered peoples as his own.
(D) He forced everyone throughout the empire to accept Mongol religion.

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The corriente answer is b
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The answer would be A but I am so sorry if it's wrong

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