how did muslims demonstrate religious tolerance toward jewish and christian people?\njewish and christian…

Brief Explanations:

In Islamic - ruled societies, Jews and Christians (referred to as "People of the Book") were often allowed to serve in the government as a sign of religious tolerance. They were considered to have a shared religious heritage with Islam. While they could spread their beliefs to some extent, this was not the most prominent demonstration of tolerance. They were usually required to pay a special tax called jizya. And there is no historical evidence of them being given the job of converting pagans.

Answer:

C. Jewish and Christian people could serve in the government.