The greatest figure in Sasanid religious history is Kartir, who
a. laid the foundation for Manichaeism.
b. preached toleration for the followers of all religions.
c. sought to impose Zoroastrian orthodoxy throughout the empire.
d. reconciled Zoroastrianism with Manichaeism.
c
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The Great Pyramid was built between 2589 and 2566 B.C.E. because it
a. Would receive human sacrifices for the gods. b. Was to be the largest temple ever built in Egypt. c. Was used to ask the gods to relieve the ongoing drought of the time. d. Housed the life-force of Khufu. e. Served as a warehouse for grains to be given to commoners.