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Akbar's Religious Policies

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Akbar's main policy to bring Hindu and Muslim at equal level was _____________.

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abolishing Jizya

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adopting the policy of religious tolerance

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removing taxes from religious places of Hindus

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giving freedom to Hindus to celebrate their festivals

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Solution

The correct option is A abolishing Jizya
Jizya was the tax imposed on non-Muslim residing in Muslim lands governed by Islamic law. It was abolished by Akbar in the year 1564 in order to promote equality among Hindus and Muslims.

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