Under shah abbas, the safavid dynasty
a.
reached the high point of its glory.
b.
rapidly declined until it was too weak to fight off its many enemies.
c.
suffered an invasion by moroccan peoples, who captured the capital of isfahan.
d.
witnessed a relaxation of traditional religious beliefs.

a

explanation:

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