Question 3 1 pts The conscription of Christian boys (usually between the ages of eight and eighteen) from the Ottoman's European lands, a practice referred to as devshirme, ensured that O theses Christian soldiers would remain loyal to their own religious traditions. O the soldiers would fight to destroy their original homelands. O the sultan (and his empire) would have trained civil servants and a large standing army. O the tax collectors in distant lands would keep their fair share of tax revenue.