<span>C) Shintoism..................</span>
I would say D. I'm guessing tho
Cultural capital concerns certain types of skills that are developed by children, these skills are passed from parents to children, usually parents of the social middle class. Reading skills, watching documentaries, playing classical instruments. These children have better academic development than others.
People with cultural capital skills always get people's attention, stand out, unlike those who don't, who aren't seen as capable by society.
The Arab Empire showed great toleration and acceptance of non-Muslim communities. This was based around existing Muslim laws regarding the status of non-Muslims. They were protected, given religious freedoms, and were free from persecution according to the Shariah law. Each nation was allowed to elect its own religious figure within the empire to lead them. In cases of crime, people would be punished according to the rules of their own religion, not Islamic rules. They also had the freedom to their own language and education.