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Islamic Empires
Exclusion of Christians and Jews
From which position were Christians and Jews excluded in the Islamic empires? (1 point)
• Teachers
• Administrators
• Soldiers
• Judges
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The correct answer is: Judges
In the Islamic empires, Christians and Jews were generally excluded from the position of judges.
In the Islamic empires, Christians and Jews were specifically excluded from serving as judges.
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