This is based on President John F. Kennedy's speech which focuses on a new beginning towards peace. What he wants his listeners to ponder is to struggle against tyranny, disease, war, and poverty. He summons everybody to participate and join in this goal. The answer is the third option.
The correct answer is - Ottomans.
The Ottomans were the most influential Islamic Empire of the three that are suggested. The reason for that is that the Ottomans had the largest territory, spread out on three continents, and managed to preserve and strengthen the Islam in a period when the spreading of this religion was mostly stopped.
The Ottomans also managed to capture two of the three most important cities for the Christians, Jerusalem and Constantinople, which was a big victory for the Islam.
They managed to spread the Islam in places where it didn't managed to spread previously, like the Caucasus and the Balkans.
There are lots of examples of the Roman imperial military power, some of which are:
- The battle with the Gauls; the Romans managed to exhibit great tactical knowledge and skills in the battle with the Gauls. They managed to push them exactly where they wanted them, built two walls around them and trapped them, and used their formations very cleverly in every situation by changing tactics as the circumstances required.
- The wars with Macedonia; this three wars were a nice example as to how the Roman military was evolving, learning, and developing with every single battle. In each of the wars a different tactic and formations were used, and the Romans managed to develop few new ones as well as to make their weaknesses another strong asset, and they managed with the final defeat on the Macedonians when they again managed to use the terrain in their advantage and place the Macedonian army exactly were they wanted so that they are weakened in defense while the Romans were in great attacking advantage.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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