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Flashcards for Domestic Opposition - IB

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Domestic Opposition

IB History Domestic Opposition Flashcards

Flashcards for Domestic Opposition

Flashcards for Domestic Opposition - IB

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Why did Aurangzeb's religious policies trigger widespread domestic opposition from non-Muslims?

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Sharia law: Strict enforcement alienated non-Muslim subjects who previously enjoyed relative tolerance.
Jizya tax: Reintroducing this tax on non-Muslims reversed Akbar's policies of integration.

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