Which of the following characterized the Golden Age of the Safavid Empire? a. It was a period of religious turmoil between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims.

b. Wise leadership resulted in increased trade and the blending of cultures.

c. Persia was continuously fighting its neighbors and suppressing rebellions.

d. The art and architecture reflected European, Indian, and African influences.

Explanation:

The Golden Age: Safavid Rule

The rulers of the Safavid Dynasty were the greatest rulers in Iranian history. Under their leadership, from 1502 to 1722CE, Persia (now modern-day Iran) experienced a surge of growth, wealth, and expansion.

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