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What impact did religion have on governing each of three empires in this chapter?
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It caused a lot of conflict, because leaders would be confused as to what to believe, or would be forceful towards their people, making them convert to their religion. Some would accept all types of religion, creating a peaceful atmosphere in their empire. Either way, it definitely had a big impact in the governing of these three empires.
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