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amal

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How did Emperor Wu claim to be a legitimate emperor?
 
  a. She was chosen by the Buddha.
  b. Confucian ethics allowed her to rule.
  c. It was prophesied in The Great Cloud Sutra.
  d. As a former regent, she was best qualified.
  e. She claimed to be a great chakravartin.

Question 2

In the conquest of India,
 
  a. Hindu temples were transformed into mosques.
  b. the ruling family became Muslim and established the Delhi sultanate.
  c. Hindu temples were banned.
  d. the common people converted, while the leaders remained Hindu.
  e. both rulers and their subjects converted to Islam.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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