Question

question 10 of 10 what was one similarity between the religious practices of the persian empire and those of the greek civilization? a. both civilizations included people who worshipped many different gods. b. both civilizations had a unified official religion promoted by the government. c. both civilizations had religions that were predominantly polytheistic. d. both civilizations encouraged religious tolerance of other beliefs and practices.

Explanation:

The Persian Empire had a mix of polytheistic and monotheistic - influenced beliefs (with Zoroastrianism being prominent but not the only one), and the Greek civilization was predominantly polytheistic. Both had people who worshipped multiple gods. Option B is incorrect as the Persian Empire didn't have a single - unified official religion in the strictest sense and the Greeks had a pantheon without a single official state - promoted religion. Option C is too simplistic as Zoroastrianism in Persia was not polytheistic. Option D is wrong as the Greeks were not known for religious tolerance in the same way as the Persians.

Answer:

A. Both civilizations included people who worshipped many different gods.