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What is one difference between the Mali and Songhay empires concerning religious practices?(1 point)
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Muslim scholars who critiqued traditional African religions were persecuted in the Songhay Empire.
Muslim scholars who critiqued traditional African religions were persecuted in the Songhay Empire.
Only the Mali built Muslim libraries.
Only the Mali built Muslim libraries.
Only the Songhay allowed traditional religions to be practiced in their empire.
Only the Songhay allowed traditional religions to be practiced in their empire.
Muslim universities were only built in the Mali Empire.
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Muslim scholars who critiqued traditional African religions were persecuted in the Songhay Empire.
Muslim scholars who critiqued traditional African religions were persecuted in the Songhay Empire.
Only the Mali built Muslim libraries.
Only the Mali built Muslim libraries.
Only the Songhay allowed traditional religions to be practiced in their empire.
Only the Songhay allowed traditional religions to be practiced in their empire.
Muslim universities were only built in the Mali Empire.
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One difference between the Mali and Songhay empires concerning religious practices is: **Only the Songhay allowed traditional religions to be practiced in their empire.**
The Songhay Empire, which followed the Mali Empire, was known for a relatively greater tolerance of traditional African religions alongside Islam, whereas the Mali Empire was more focused on promoting Islam and integrating it into its political and social systems.
The Songhay Empire, which followed the Mali Empire, was known for a relatively greater tolerance of traditional African religions alongside Islam, whereas the Mali Empire was more focused on promoting Islam and integrating it into its political and social systems.
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