It is more correct to understand Ashoka's Dhamma not as religious conversion but as what?
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Correct answer: Policy of moral conduct
Ashoka’s Dhamma was a broad ethical policy intended to encourage compassion, respect for parents and teachers, tolerance among religious groups, non-violence, and concern for people and animals. It was not simply a programme forcing everyone to adopt one religion. The policy was communicated through edicts and aimed at social harmony and responsible conduct, so option A best describes it.
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Policy of moral conduct
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Ashoka’s Dhamma was a broad ethical policy intended to encourage compassion, respect for parents and teachers, tolerance among religious groups, non-violence, and concern for people and animals. It was not simply a programme forcing everyone to adopt one religion. The policy was communicated through edicts and aimed at social harmony and responsible conduct, so option A best describes it.
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This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: Writing and City Life.
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