The historic site of Karbala, where Hussain ibn Ali was assassinated, is located in which modern-day country?

Consider the following statements regarding the geopolitical realignments in West and Central Asia during the sixteenth century: Statement 1: The Sunni Uzbeg Empire and the Ottoman Empire maintained a near concord or entente cordiale, relying on their shared religious ties as a counterbalance to their geopolitical rival in the region. Statement 2: The Safavi Persian state enjoyed the unwavering support of permanent and reliable regional allies bound to them by shared sectarian ties.

Arrange the following historical events of 14th-century England and France in chronological order of their occurrence: A. The Statute of Labourers is enacted to prevent peasant mobility and fix wages at pre-plague levels. B. The Treaty of Brétigny is agreed upon, granting England land while Edward III renounces claims to the French throne. C. The Caroline Phase of the Hundred Years' War begins as conflict resumes under Charles V of France. D. Wat Tyler's Peasant Revolt breaks out in England due to tax grievances.