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By 1900, the White House staff included one "secretary to the president" (then the title of the president's chief aide), two assistant secretaries, two executive clerks, a stenographer, and seven other office personnel.
The belief that total and absolute power should be put in the hands of the government or one ruler
Safavid Dynasty believed in one God and considered Muhammad was the successor of God whereas the other Islamic regions believed in one God. The Safavid Empire was reinforced by significant Shi'a warriors from the Ottoman armed force who had fled from mistreatment.
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Safavid Dynasty was the milestone that changed the religious belief in Muslim history. The other empires followed Sunni Islam believes only in one God who is everything and there would be no heir to the god.
The leader for their community should be selected by the community people via voting. Meanwhile, the Safavid's strongly believed that Muhammad (Founder of Islam) was the successful heir and the rest of the leaders were the direct lineage of Muhammad family.
They established Twelver theology(Spiritual belief) which was acceptable by most people Also, they spreaded them in order unified their empire.
The correct answer is Taliban
They were an extremist fundamentalist religious group that ruled Afghanistan until 2001. As of 2001 they are no longer a government body that rules, but rather an insurgency group that opposes any other government. They still exist and adhere to their ideas of practicing Sharia law which was changed a bit to suit their needs.
The answer to this question is true
