Multiple choice

Akbar was called "the Great" because?

  1. conquered all of India and brought under Mughal rule

  2. policies of religious tolerance/diversity made strong govt

  3. his poetry and literature were as powerful as his armies

  4. wise trade policies brought wealth to his family
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Akbar is remembered as "the Great" primarily because of his progressive policies of religious tolerance and diversity, which united a diverse empire and built a stable, strong government. He did not conquer all of India, and he was illiterate, so his own poetry was not his main legacy.

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