How were the Ottoman Turks different from other rulers in the Middle East?

A. They expelled all Jewish people.

B. They were tolerant of other religions.

C. They were not tolerant of other religions.

D. They forced people to convert to Christianity.

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Barrett Snyder

22 April, 00:50

How were the Ottoman Turks different from other rulers in the Middle East?

A. They expelled all Jewish people.

B. They were tolerant of other religions.

C. They were not tolerant of other religions.

D. They forced people to convert to Christianity.

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Frisky · Answer 1

B. They were tolerant of other religions.

Amirah Pham · Answer 2

Religion was incorporated within the empire along with may other things which is one of the reasons it was so successful for so long.

In other words it's because they were tolerant of other religions (answer B).

How were the Ottoman Turks different from other rulers in the Middle East?A. They expelled all Jewish people.B. They were tolerant of other religions.C. They were not tolerant of other religions.D. They forced people to convert to Christianity.

How were the Ottoman Turks different from other rulers in the Middle East?

A. They expelled all Jewish people.

B. They were tolerant of other religions.

C. They were not tolerant of other religions.

D. They forced people to convert to Christianity.