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Compared to the Ottoman Empire, the Safavid Empire was A. rich in gold reserves. B. far from trade routes but rich in oil. C. densely populated and mostly agricultural. D. sparsely populated and lacked
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Compared to the Ottoman Empire, the Safavid Empire was

A. rich in gold reserves.
B. far from trade routes but rich in oil.
C. densely populated and mostly agricultural.
D. sparsely populated and lacked natural resources.

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c

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C densly populated and mostly agricultural
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