Which was the most major cause of foreign interest in Persia?

a. Persia had weak export laws.

b. Persia reversed its strong immigration policy.

c. Persia maintained strong armies.

d. Persia granted economic concessions.

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6 August, 00:07

Which was the most major cause of foreign interest in Persia?

a. Persia had weak export laws.

b. Persia reversed its strong immigration policy.

c. Persia maintained strong armies.

d. Persia granted economic concessions.

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Landen Wall · Answer 1

"c. Persia maintained strong armies" would be the best option from the list, since for much of history Persia was a dominating military force in the Middle East.

Which was the most major cause of foreign interest in Persia?a. Persia had weak export laws.b. Persia reversed its strong immigration policy.c. Persia maintained strong armies.d. Persia granted economic concessions.

Which was the most major cause of foreign interest in Persia?

a. Persia had weak export laws.

b. Persia reversed its strong immigration policy.

c. Persia maintained strong armies.

d. Persia granted economic concessions.