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The split between Sunni and Shiite Muslims caused conflicts between the Ottoman and Safavid empires. One cause of the conflicts was
A.
they each wanted control of the same region.
B.
the Ottoman wanted control of all land trade routes.
C.
the Safavids wanted a different type of government.
D.
they were each seeking religious freedom.
A.
they each wanted control of the same region.
B.
the Ottoman wanted control of all land trade routes.
C.
the Safavids wanted a different type of government.
D.
they were each seeking religious freedom.
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The correct answer is: **A. they each wanted control of the same region.**
The Ottoman Empire was predominantly Sunni, while the Safavid Empire was predominantly Shiite, and their territorial ambitions often brought them into conflict over regions such as modern-day Iraq and parts of Persia, where both empires sought to exert their influence.
The Ottoman Empire was predominantly Sunni, while the Safavid Empire was predominantly Shiite, and their territorial ambitions often brought them into conflict over regions such as modern-day Iraq and parts of Persia, where both empires sought to exert their influence.
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