What was the state religion of the Sassanid Empire?
a. Zoroastrianism
b. Arianism
c. Christianity
d. Islam
e. Buddhism
a
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Which of the following is true of the Tennessee Valley Authority? a. It did not bring about the economic revitalization of the Tennessee Valley and serves as a classic example ofpork-barrel legislation
b. It degraded the water by dumping waste and pollutants into rivers and streams. c. Through its educational programs relating to soil management, it prevented further soil erosion in the vastarea of the Tennessee Valley. d. It was the first step in the federal government's attempt to nationalize public-power facilities throughout theUnited States.
The leader of the fully revitalized Safavid empire, who moved the capital to the central location of Isfahan, was
A. Shah Ismail. B. Aurangzeb. C. Shah Abbas. D. Ibrahim the Crazy. E. Akbar.