How did Muslims initially treat conquered peoples in India? A. Muslims forbid Indians from participating in trade. B. Muslims stopped Indians from growing crops. C. Muslims converted Indians to Sikhism. D. Muslims tried to eliminate the Indians' religion.

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12 April, 22:03

How did Muslims initially treat conquered peoples in India? A. Muslims forbid Indians from participating in trade. B. Muslims stopped Indians from growing crops. C. Muslims converted Indians to Sikhism. D. Muslims tried to eliminate the Indians' religion.

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Terrell Frazier · Answer 1

Terrell Frazier 12 April, 22:05

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I think it might be D

Annalise Ramirez · Answer 2

D. Muslims tried to eliminate the Indians' religion.

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''Conversion was a combination, initially by violence, threat or other pressure against the person.

That conversions occurred for non-religious reasons of pragmatism and patronage such as social mobility among the Muslim ruling elite

Conversion was a result of the actions of Sufi saints and involved a genuine change of heart.''

those were awful muslims who did not follow the exact teachings of Islam.

muslims can not force someone to leave their religion and convert to islam.

but the mughals didn't care about that, they wanted land and power.