Apentix/AP World History/Unit 2: Networks of Exchange (1200-1450)/Question
AP World Historymediummcq1 pt

The Mongols' attitude toward the religions of conquered peoples was generally

A.tolerant, to ease governing diverse subjects
B.uniformly hostile, requiring forced conversion
C.focused on spreading Confucianism
D.nonexistent — they had no religious policy

Explanation

Core Concept

Mongol rulers allowed local faiths to continue, judging religion less important than loyalty and tribute.

Correct Answer

Atolerant, to ease governing diverse subjects

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