The Taj Mahal was part of which empire? a. The Mughal Empire c. The Ottoman Empire b. The Safavid Empire d. None of the above
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A. He explored parts of Canada for England, whose rulers used his trip to claim much of North America.
Giovanni Caboto (Born in 1450, died approximately in 1499), was an Italian explorer and navigator, best known for his voyages to North America, which later enabled English's rulers to claim much of it.
On March 5, 1496, King Henry VII of England authorized Giovanni Cabot to voyage in search of unknown lands to give to England. And on May 1497 Cabot, along with his 18 crew-men, traveled by sea from Bristol, England. His intention was to get to Asia, but instead, he landed on the east coast of North America, what now is part of Canada.
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The Turkish Empire was founded by Osman I, in 1299, from which the Ottoman origin originated. He united several Turkish tribal groups, and began to expand the empire by conquering Byzantine cities. At the peak of power, the Turkish Empire under the leadership of Suleiman the Magnificent encompassed today's territories of Turkey, Western Asia, parts of Southeast and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and North Africa. It means not only Greece in Europe, or just Egypt in Africa. The empire was then multilingual, multiethnic, multicultural. In addition to the struggle for territorial expansion, in order to maintain the empire, Ottoman, in response to the growth of Shia Islam, killed hundreds of thousands of Shia throughout the empire. When the Turks banned Shia Islam, Shah Ismail proclaimed an independent Safavid empire in 1521, which, among other things, occupied parts of Turkey, which caused the fighting, and the persecution of the Ottomans who had fled to the Safavid army, thus strengthening the Safavid empire.
The correct answers are: b. and c.
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The correct answer is A. An important center of trade
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During the Renaissance, which was a period of transition from middle ages to modernity and lasted from the 14th to the 17th century Italy became an important center of trade as its location connected westerns and eastern Europe, making Italy part of multiple trade routes with different European countries. Italy traded products such as silk, glass, wool, and jewelry from its main ports located in Venice, Pisa, Genoa, and Amalfi, which made many Italian cities grew rich and able to support, education and culture, this supported the achievements of the nation during Reinassance in terms of architecture, literature, painting, music, among others. Thus during Reinassance Italy was an important trade center.
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The right answer is Jahangir, son of the Mughal emperor Akbar. He changed his name, Muhammad Sultan Salim, after he became emperor. Jahangir conceded English trade concessions after the representation of maritime force, first against Portugal and later against other Europeans competitors, and via gifts. Those were important aspect of early diplomacy with the Mughal Court. The goal of a treaty, which the English sought, was impossible to obtain from the start.The Mughals did not sign treaties, and no real agreement was lasting that did not have to do with war. Instead, the Mughal Emperors and Princes gave firmans. Firmans were royal favors and as such were neither binding nor lasting.93 Firmans could be changed on a whim, causing problems when the Emperor was very fickle, as Jahangir was. Also, as the firman was a royal favor from one Emperor or Prince, if that Emperor or Prince died or the Prince fell from favor, the firman’s authority became mute.
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