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7. What empires were fairly tolerant of other religions, and why was this significant?
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7. What empires were fairly tolerant of other religions, and why was this significant?

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Rome recognized and honored this civilization, allowing Greek to continue as the language of educated people in this part of the empire. To all its subject peoples, Rome granted religious toleration as long as they also honored Roman gods.
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