Question

ottoman sultan suleiman i and mughal emperor akbar both
granted religious freedom
to non-muslims.
forced non-muslims to
convert to islam.
offered government
positions to janissaries.
relied on ghazi to conquer
other territories.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "granted religious freedom to non - Muslims": Suleiman I (Ottoman) was tolerant, and Akbar (Mughal) also promoted religious tolerance (e.g., abolishing jizya, promoting inter - faith dialogue).
• "forced non - Muslims to convert to Islam": Neither Suleiman nor Akbar forced conversions; Akbar was known for religious pluralism.
• "offered government positions to Janissaries": Janissaries were Ottoman, and Akbar (Mughal) didn't use Janissaries.
• "relied on Ghazi to conquer other territories": Ghazi were more associated with early Ottoman expansion, not Akbar's Mughal rule.

Answer:

granted religious freedom to non - Muslims.