1 point
Based on the passage, which of the following most strongly influenced Dara Shikoh's
religious views?
"Let the blessings of Allah be upon Muhammad and his companions universally. In the year 1640 C.E. I wanted to
behold the mystics of every sect, to hear the lofty expressions of monotheism, and to cast my eyes upon many books of
mysticism. I, therefore, examined the Book of Moses, the Gospels, and the Psalms.
Among the Hindus, the best of their heavenly books, which contain all the secrets of pure monotheism, are called the
Upanishads. Because I do not know Sanskrit, I wanted to make an exact and literal translation of the Upanishads into
Persian. For the Upanishads are a treasure of monotheism and there are few thoroughly conversant with them even
among the Indians. Thereby I also wanted to make the texts accessible to Muslims.
*Persian was the primary language used at the Mughal court.
--Dara Shikoh, son of the Mughal ruler Shah Jahan, account of the translation of the Upanishads into Persian, 1657 CE.
Shi'ism
Sufism
Buddhism
O Zoroastrianism

Answer:

Based on the passage, which of the following most strongly influenced Dara Shikoh's  religious views?

1. "Let the blessings of Allah be upon Muhammad and his companions universally. In the year 1640 C.E. I wanted to  behold the mystics of every sect, to hear the lofty expressions of monotheism, and to cast my eyes upon many books of  mysticism. I, therefore, examined the Book of Moses, the Gospels, and the Psalms.

Explanation:

The above is the point that strongly influenced Dara Shikoh's religious view.

Answer: Buddhism

Explanation:

Which two of the following sentences from the
article include central ideas of the article?
1. The most famous printed
version of the Declaration of
Independence is emblazoned
with the words "In Congress,
July 4, 1776" at the top.
2. Interestingly, this document
was not officially signed on
that celebrated date.
3. The document, central to
founding the United States of
America, was created through
a process that took time
cooperation and revision,
4. It is believed that about 200
copies were published on July
5 and only about 25 still exist
today.

Which approach to fiscal policy involves and increase in taxation and decrease in spending?
contractionary
inflationary
monetary
expansionary

Which practice was more likely to be accepted after the scientific revolution
than before?
A. Scientists deriving much of their knowledge from the Bible
B. Scientists claiming that the Earth was at the center of the solar
system
C. Scientists challenging traditional beliefs about the way the
universe works
D. Scientists attending universities controlled by the Catholic Church

Who would benefit most from John Deere's plow?
A. farmers on the frontier
B. plantation owners in the South
C. grain farmers in Pennsylvania

the anawer is A lol

Which of the following contributed to the development of mercantilism?

A) the desire to eliminate barriers to free trade

B) the scarcity of valuable natural resources

C) growing opposition to slavery in Europe

D) overcrowding in major European cities

(NEED HELP URGENTLY WILL MARK BRAINLIEST)
Luther
A. translated the Bible into German
B. remained celibate until he died
C. believed communion of wine and wafer literally transformed into the bloody and
body of Christ
D. became more timid as the Protestant Reformation continued

Explain your answer

Helps me solve this problem please

How did the Transcontinental Railroad affect the speed of travel?

Why did people wear perfume and carry flowers (posies) during the time of the Black Death?

A. To kill bacteria
B. They thought bad odors carried the disease
C. To drive away the Angel of Death
D. To cheer themselves up amid all the death ​

BRAINLIEST

Who was responsible for the settlement at Roanoke Island?


John Smith

John Cabot

Sir Walter Raleigh

The belief in karma is said to

What was the purpose of the Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
A. To determine the number of representatives each state sent to
Congress
B. To decide who had the power to declare war
C. To determine how the Vice President was chosen
D. To decide if territories could join the Union as slave states

“All the red men to unite in claiming a common and equal right in the land...”

What does this mean?

What British action angered many American colonist in the years before the American Revolution?

A. Passing laws that affected the colonies without giving them a representative.

B. Requiring colonial governments to practice popular sovereignty.

C. Forcing colonists to relocate to western North America.

D. Attacking American Indians who traded with colonists.

How do people in Pakistan spend their time?
I will give brainliest.

American Indians sent delegates to Congress to fight legislation by
A. reminding the federal government of their obligation to protect American Indian lands
B. organizing rallies against the opening of the land
C. collecting signatures for the formation of an autonomous American Indian state
D. performing sit-ins on the steps of Congress

Question 5
Using Source 3, which statements explain how colonial settiers influenced Louisiana eiture
Select the two correct answers,
Music from the many cultures merged into a unique Lounúana sound,
B
Immigrants adopted the culture of Louniana upon arrival,
Traditions were forgotten and new ones were created,
D
Immigrants brought new foods and new ways of cooking to Louisiana,
E
Immigrants introduced Louisiana residents to fishing
F
Dillerent religions were blended into a single religion

What is the term for the period when nations stop fighting so they can arrange peace?
O armistice
O war guilt
O reparations
O disarmament

I need some help I beg you please
give me specific answers. ​

Somebody help! #42 and #43

how did slavery affect the new world colonie?s

which was a geographic advantage for england in the industrial revolution

Which aspect of governance is at the heart of the Monroe Doctrine?
A)
Federalism
B)
Foreign Policy
C)
Domestic Policy
D)
Monetary Policy

Summarize the current U.S. foreign policy.

PLZZZZZZZZZZ Help Big Brains

What does the monk believe caused the Black Death and what reasons
does he provide?

22 POINTS! PLEASE HELP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST TO CORRECT!
What was the significance of the Dutch West India Company?

They controlled all fur trade in the colonies.
They sponsored the first settlement in New Netherlands.
They set up areas for the Native Americans to live among the colonists.
They sent the first families to establish a Dutch position in the New World.

Which country would you visit if you wanted to see Inca ruins? *

A.)Mexico
B.)Peru
C.)Brazil
D.)Argentina

HELP ASAP PLEASE IM BEGGING!!!!!Why was Senate Bill One contested by members of the African American community?
A. It established Oklahoma as a segregated state.
B. It established separate rail cars for African Americans and whites.
C. It established separate depot waiting rooms for African Americans and whites.
D. all of the above

From his studies of Coptic, Champollion knew that the Egyptian word for "sun" was pronounced rah. He wrote down the first two letters of that sound, RA. Next he put a question mark for the unknown middle hieroglyph. Then, at the end, he wrote SS, the sound of the last two hieroglyphs.

He studied the combination: RA ? SS. Suddenly he remembered a famous pharaoh whose name appeared in ancient Greek chronicles and also in the Biblical Book of Exodus: Rameses, or Ramesses. Could this be a hieroglyphic representation of Ramesses' name?

Based on the excerpt, what detail did Champollion need to conclude that the hieroglyphics might represent Ramesses’s name?

the pronunciation of the Egyptian word for sun
the meaning of the unknown hieroglyphic
the dates that Ramesses ruled Egypt
the part of the Bible in which Ramesses appeared