Which is the correct description for the safavid, ottoman and mughal
empires?
a safavid b ottoman, c mughal
a mughal, b safavid c ottoman

The correct answer is "Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal."

The correct description is Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal.

These three empires were powerful Islamic kingdoms that dominated part of the Middle East, North Africa, and Eastern Europe regions.

The Ottoman Empire started approximately in 1299 in Turkey. Muslims controlled the territories ow what today is Iraq, Turkey, Hungary, Israel, Syria, and Egipt. That vast its territory was. One of the largest empires ever existed. The Safavid Empire existed in Persia, what today is Iran, in the 1500s and 1600s. The Mughal Empire encompassed the Indus basin territory, parts of Afghanistan, India, and Bangladesh. It started approximately in the 1520s.

These lines describe the loss of the identity of the city though the loss of the empire state buildings.

Explanation:

The world trade center ad the twin towers of the empire state building had been the center and the symbol of US commerce for a long time and were a reminder of its financial power.

They were attacked and torn down and thus the poem concerns with the twin towers.

The poem talks from the perspective of a bird in the sky or perhaps anything in the skyline that misses the grandeur of the two buildings talking about the loss of what was unthinkable to lose.