Which of the following policies contributed to the growth of Hindu opposition to Mughal rule by the late seventeenth century?

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The reinstatement of the jizya, a tax on non-Muslims, contributed to the growth of Hindu opposition to Mughal rule as it was seen as a discriminatory policy against Hindus. The other choices, such as the promotion of the practice of sati (self-immolation of widows), creation of an imperial cult, and construction of the House of Worship, may have also been controversial policies, but they were not as directly related to religious discrimination against Hindus as the jizya tax was.

Which of the Following Policies Contributed to the Growth of Hindu