During the reign of <span>Suleiman the Magnificent, He married to a Christian Woman, then toleration of other religions occurred
In short, Your Answer would be: Option B
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the answer is d it says it at the end of a book called eye witness to history
White families who moved into gentrified communities usually professed liberal attitudes toward people of color. Therefore, gentrification failed to increase the dialogue between the new white residents and the former black residents because of white residents' prejudices and discriminatory attitudes.
The word <em>gentrification</em> usually has a negative connotation. It refers to the displacement of the former residents by new members of the community. Former minority residents are forced to suffer a negative economic change and many times they are also the target of racial discrimination. The arrival of new residents results in a decline in the proportion of racial minorities and an increase in rents; therefore, former residents become more vulnerable. New white residents have a very different style of life, much wealthier than the racial minorities' lifestyle, and that is why gentrification has failed to increase the dialogue between these two groups.
The answer is "They helped spread Buddhism".
Stupa is a term used for Buddhist memorial landmark which usually contain holy relics related with the Buddha or other revered people. As indicated by Buddhist legend, especially the Mahaparinirvana, the remains of the Buddha had been shared among eight nations following his demise. Ashoka tried to reclaim the relics and distribute them among 84,000 Stupas built for religious purposes which greatly helped Buddhism spread in India.
Someone might say that as they hold the relics of elders option "C" might be applicable but that does not properly fit the description and purpose of a "Stupa" which primarily were built to hold the relics of Buddha himself who brought "salvation" or "Nirvana" for people not only in India.
