The "Peoples of the Book," more favored under Islamic rule than other non-Muslims, were the

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The term "Peoples of the Book" refers to followers of monotheistic religions that have their own sacred texts. In Islamic tradition, these religions are considered to have a common divine origin and are therefore more favored than polytheistic religions. The three religions included as "Peoples of the Book" are Christianity, Judaism, and Zoroastrianism. Therefore, the correct answer is B.

The "Peoples of the Book," More Favored Under Islamic Rule