The return of the Jewish people to Jerusalem under the rule of the Persian King Cyrus the Great shows that the Persians? A) valued democracy.
B) had an ambitious program of building public works.
C) adopted Judaism as the official religion.
D) tolerated diversity in their empire.​

The correct answer is D. Tolerated diversity in their empire.

Explanation

Cyrus II the Great was the founder of the Persian Empire that extended its dominion over the central plateau of Iran and much of Mesopotamia, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Hindu Kush mountain range, thereby gaining control of a vast territory. His government was characterized by the religious tolerance he had towards the peoples he conquered because the religion that he professed, Mazdeism promoted tolerance and respect for other creeds without imposing beliefs of any kind. Therefore, The return of the Jewish people to Jerusalem under the rule of the Persian King Cyrus the Great shows that the Persians. So, the correct answer is D. Tolerated diversity in their empire.

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