What was the primary motivation behind Akbar the Great's policy of religious tolerance?

To prepare the empire for conversion to a new, single religion

To gain military support from European Christian kingdoms

To unify the diverse population of the empire and create stability

To secure trade agreements exclusively with Hindu merchants

Which of the following was a specific economic policy enacted by Akbar to promote religious fairness?

He established separate markets for Muslims and Hindus.

He abolished the jizya, a tax specifically levied on non-Muslims.

He required all government officials to donate to Hindu temples.

He standardized the currency to be based on Persian coins.