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1. how did interactions between muslim and hindu communities in india change over time? a) both communities built independent and peaceful societies until mutual security needs led them to form a common civilization b) both communities endured violent conflict until shared cultural experiences encouraged tolerance. c) both communities fought over territory until the threat of conquest forced them to form an alliance d) both communities lived together cooperatively until competition for resources drove them to conflict 2. how did the delhi sultanate affect hindu society? a) it forced the hindu rajas to convert to islam in an effort to destroy the hindu religion b) it united the warring hindu princes against muslim rule c) it introduced turkish, persian, and arab social and artistic influences to the area d) it limited trade between india and muslim lands 3. which of the following is an example of how the delhi sultanate changed society in india? a. many lower caste hindus converted to islam because the religion did not recognize a caste system b. hindu rajas were completely excluded from having any social influence in their territories c. traditional hindu marriage and inheritance laws became illegal d. the government was decentralized, with muslim sultans ruling their own territories 4. what was guru gobind singh’s motivation behind giving all sikh men the last name of singh? a) he sought to distinguish sikh men from those other religions b) he wanted to promote the conversion of men from other faiths to sikhism c) he referred to all his disciples as his children and wanted them to take his name d) he believed that having a common name removed barriers of caste between people and promoted tolerance 5. which of the following does the taj mahal signify about the mughal empire? a) it reflects persian influences on indian culture b) it demonstrates ambitions to expand the new sultanate c) it represents the prosperity achieved through peaceful economic exchange d) it suggest the dominance of muslim beliefs over hindu tradition 6. which characteristics of the mughal empire does the taj mahal reflect? a) influence of nur jahan b) warlike culture of the mongols c) profit from east african trade d) blending of hindu and muslim cultures