How did the Safavid government resemble that of the Ottomans? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses centralized power centralized power imposed Islam as the state religion imposed Islam as the state religion provided a secular system of law provided a secular system of law relied on a strong military relied on a strong military taxed Muslims and non-Muslims equally

Answer 1

The Safavid government resembled that of the Ottomans in the following ways:

• centralized power
• imposed Islam as the state religion
• relied on a strong military

The statements about providing a secular system of law and taxing Muslims and non-Muslims equally do not apply to the Safavid or Ottoman governments in the same way.