Question

In the 18th century, compared to the Ottoman Empire, the Mughal Empire was
A.
less advanced socially.
B.
more advanced technologically.
C.
more accepting of religious diversity.
D.
less accepting of different religions.
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Answer 1

In the 18th century, compared to the Ottoman Empire, the Mughal Empire was:

C. more accepting of religious diversity.

The Mughal Empire, especially under emperors like Akbar, was known for its relatively progressive policies regarding religious tolerance and the promotion of interfaith dialogue. In contrast, while the Ottoman Empire also had a degree of religious diversity, it was often characterized by a more hierarchical approach to religious communities.