Which statement best explains the religious policies of akbar the great?
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a. akbar forced the shia population to convert to sunni islam within
the mughal empire.
b. akbar made sikhism the state religion of the mughal empire but
tolerated other religions.
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c. akbar established taxes on non-muslims and forced hindus to
convert to islam.
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d. akbar abolished taxes on non-muslims and allowed them to
worship their own religions.

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i didn’t fully understand your question but i hope this you !

i think it's b

b. the right to wage war and make peace