How did the fact that the Safavids were Shiite Muslims affect relations with the Ottomans?
A. Even though they shared a common religion, they were also neighbors, so they constantly fought over disputed territories.
B. Both were united in their determination to win a holy war against Christian Europe.
C. Ottomans attacked Shiite Muslims in Afghanistan, forcing the Safavids to fight Afghanistan.
D. Religious differences increased conflict between the two empires because each was composed of a different sect of Islam.

Which action bestillustrates the process of making an interpretation? a. a historian reads a secondary source about the cold war to find out the dates and locations of important historical occurrences. important historical occurrences, b. a historian publishes a popular article about racism in 20th- century south africa but does not cite any sources. c. a historian writes a textbook designed to teach college students about the duties of a professional historian. d. a historian reads speeches by english and french leaders during world war il to differentiate between their content and tone.

Choose all that apply. from the lesson, which of the following can lead to an empire's collapse? the forming of other empires internal problems na poor economy no one wants to lead unhappy citizens

Diarys letters and memoirs are good examples of what