Suleiman the Magnificent was an Ottoman emperor son of Sultan Selim I, who ruled several cities before succeeding his father (1520) in command of the empire. He began his reign with several campaigns against Christian states in the Mediterranean and central Europe, took Belgrade (1521), the island of Rhodes (1522) and defeated the Hungarian king Louis II (1526), who died in battle, ensuring his dominion over the Danube valley. He besieged Vienna (1529) and signed a truce with Archduke Fernando of Austria (1533). Invested against Persia, and conquered Iraq and several regions of eastern Anatolia.
Abas I the Great was shah of the Safavid Empire, successor to his father Mohammed Codabanda and predecessor of Safi. He ended the war he inherited against the Ottomans, granting territories to free himself to expel the Uzbek Turks from northeastern Persia
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Loyalists, also known as Tories or Royalists, were American colonists who supported the British monarchy during the American Revolutionary War.
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Answer is D.
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In the second half of 15th Century many European countries wanted to find a sea route to India. Main reason for that was the continental blockade of the old Silk Road. Countries such as Spain, Portugal and later France, England etc were sending their sailors in different directions which lead to the finding of new sea routes, but also some continents. During this period they started exploring this new areas and later on colonizing them.
A court-martial is a court composed of military personnel, purposely for the trian of those accused to violating military law.
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It could be the enlightenment.
