________ turned the running of his empire over to his wife, the striking Persian princess Nur Jahan, on several occasions, and she mediated the succession wars after his death.

a. Shah Jahan.
b. Jahangir.
c. Babur.
d. Akbar.


b. Jahangir.

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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

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Which of the following was a result of the Proclamation of 1763?

A) Taxes were laid on indigo, some spices, and coffee. B) The East India Company was granted the monopoly on the sale of tea. C) French Canadians were guaranteed the right to practice Roman Catholicism. D) Self-government in the colonies was terminated. E) A moratorium was placed on the sale of western lands.

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In the nineteenth century, European interest in expanding overseas markets was driven by a desire to

a. jump-start its industrialization b. procure raw materials and sell surplus manufactured goods c. attract immigrant labor d. spread capitalism and democracy

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The first Christian monks were __________.

A. hermits B. women C. Greek D. Copts

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