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Süleyman was a sixteenth century Safavid emperor who built magnificent mosques. A. True B. False
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Süleyman was a sixteenth century Safavid emperor who built magnificent mosques. A. True B. False

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srry for late answer but is false

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Suleyman the Magnificent did live in the sixteenth century, but the next fact already doesn't check out: he was not a Safavid emperor (Safavids were ruling Iran, and Suleyman was the ruler of the Ottoman empire). The whole sentence is false.
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