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Delaney Salazar

5 January, 16:03

One way in which Sulieman the Magnificent, Akbar the Great, and Louis XIV are similar is that each was 1. an important religious reformer 2. a supporter of laissez-faire practices 3. a leader of independence movements 4. an absolute monarch

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