The best description of the one's you've provided for the Ottoman Empire would be that
A - known as Süleyman the Magnificent in Europe, this leader was known by his own people as "the lawgiver"
d - Most of the people of the Ottoman Empire were SUnni Muslim
These two are most likely true. For all the other answers it's very questionable whether they are true because we don't know the time period for which you're asking. They could or couldn't be true, with the exception of E.
The answer to your question is D.
Answer:
It gave people hope
Explanation:
To the slaveholder, that was already their religion or the religion that they wanted to keep.
To the enslaved people, it gave them hope for the future and they used that to strengthen themselves from the pain.
1. A? | 2. C.
I'm slighty unsure about both answers but they make the most sense to me.
I know that Nat Turners rebellion caused new laws to be passed, although they were not to prevent freeing slaves, they were to prevent uprisings. I know one of the new laws passed had to do with slaves no longer being able to be educated in reading and writing. If this is not the answer although, B might be your answer.
For naturalization, that'd be C I believe. The process of living and working in the USA is using a green card for about 5 years, and then you apply for naturalization, which is the steps taken for someone not native to become a US citizen. B, the act of taking an Oath is part of naturalization, it is not the whole thing.
I may or may not be wrong, so take your time and think about the answer. I really am not sure myself.