[Solved] What was the state religion of the Persian Empire?

The Quiz: What was the state religion of the Persian Empire?

Islam
Zoroastrianism
Baháʼí
Jainism

Cyrus the Great was a devout Zoroastrian. Upon the foundation of his empire, Zoroastrianism was made the state religion, though by most accounts, adhering to the Zoroastrian faith was not a requirement in the empire. Zoroastrians believe in a supreme being called Ahura Mazda, who may have been the first monotheistic god in history.

The correct answer to this quiz is Zoroastrianism.

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