In which of the following ways did Akbar the Great’s changes in religious policy affect Mughal governance? His conversion to Hinduism encouraged him to govern religiously diverse territories by using anti-Islamic policies.
His conversion to Sufism encouraged him to govern religiously diverse territories by using mass conversion campaigns.
His newfound commitment to religious tolerance allowed him to govern religiously diverse territories without imposing a state religion.
His newfound commitment to religious orthodoxy allowed him to govern religiously diverse territories by imposing theocratic law.