1. Define "Muslim" and "secular"
2. Explain the difference between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims.
3. Describe Iran's history in your own words up to the 20th century.
4. Explain what Reza Shah and The Shah believed was best for Iran.
5. How did the Islamic Revolution occur?
6. What is the difference between the Shah and the Ayatollah?
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Iran Questions
1. "Muslim": one who studies the Islamic religion
"secular": non-religious
2. The Sunni Muslims believe in having the best leader, a leader who is faithful to the Islamic religion while the Shi'a Muslims believe in family heritage and monarchy.
3. Iran, which was previously known as Persia, has been a great civilization for 7000 years now. The civilization of Persia was very powerful and fought both Greece and Rome in major wars. Persians have had very strong culture, language and identity; in short, Persians were proud to be Persian. Islam took over Persia in the seventh century, an event known as the Islamization of Persia. During the sixteenth century, Persia's first all-religious government was in reign. This government was Shi'a Muslim and had both a king and a parliament.
Capital of Iran: Tehran
Iran's Main Languages: Arabic and Farsi
4. Reza Shah and the Shah believed in Westernizing Iran and modernizing Iran's infrastructure.
5. The Islamic Revolution occurred because the Shi'ites didn't like the Shah's secular ways; the power shifted from the Shah to Ayatolla Khomeini and Iran went from a pro-Western country to an Islamic Republic.
6. The Shah believed that citizens should become more Westernized and the Ayatollah believed in obeying the Quran.
1. Muslim is people who practice the religion of Islam. Secular is a non religious government.
2. The shi'ites believe the leader must be related to Muhammad (founder of Islam) They also focus on heritage, monarchy, tradition and they put a lot of importance on the leader of Islam. The sunnis believe that the leader should be the right man to do the job, the leader must be the man who can live the best muslim life you can live. They focus on practicing the religion and the leadership.
3. Iran(known as Persia until 1935) was home to oldest human civilizations leading back to 7000 years ago. Persia was very powerful and fought against Greece and Rome. The Persians were very proud to be Persians because they were proud of their strong culture, language (Farsi), and identity. In the 16th century, Persia was taken over by Muslims. (Islamization.) Persia was part of the Shi'a Muslim branch and 80% of all the shi'ites (20% of all muslims) lived in Persia. Arabic was then introduced to Persia and they had kings and paralments. In 1925, Reza Kahn overthrew the leaders of Persia and became "Reza Shah" (Shah meaning leader.) He and his son wanted to restore Persian culture and make persia more western. In 1941, Reza shah gave his power to his son, Mohammad Reza Palavi ("The Shah") who wanted to separate Persian ways from Islam. (Both he and his father agreed on this and were both secular men.) When the shah took power, he added infrastructure to Iran and modernized/ westernized Iran. During 1953-1976 the Iranians enjoyed the new contemporary music, books, clothes, education, and technology. To keep his power and make iran look glorify, The shah had a secret service team who tortured all people who were against the government. Eventually the second revolution happened. In early 1978, religious muslims protested against the shah because he was helped by the U.S and the muslims felt they lost their roots and they felt they gave up too much. The shah fled from Iran and in 1979 Iran transformed from contemporary to Islamic republic. The new leader was Ayotollah Khomeini who was a Shi'ite (he wasn't related to Muhammad but he claimed to be so people believed him.) He was very strict and this was the second time Iran's government was religious. Under this new leader, Women had very few rights and life became less culturally and socially rich.
4. The Reza shah and the shah were secular so they believed that Islam should be separate from Persian culture.
5. The islamic revolution occured because the muslims felt that they lost their muslamic roots and they were mad at the shah because the shah wouldn't listen to them and they felt they gave up to much religeous practices for cultural things.
6. The shah was more cultualistic and liked modern and westernized things (technology infrastructure.) and ayotollah khomeni was super strict on religion and didn't like culturalistic stuff.
1.) Muslim: a person who practices the religion Islam
Secular: non-religious
2.)Te Sunni Muslims wanted the best person in charge and stressed being a good person. The asked the question do they have a good Muslim life?
3.) Iran has gone through times of prosperity and has also gone through tough times. They have had two revolutions, the first of which Reza Shah took over the previous Shi'a Muslim government. THe second revolution was when th During this time it was a time of prosperity and happiness. The second revolution was when the Shi'a took back control of the goverment. During this time it was much more strict and had less culture and social spirit.
4.)They believed that modernizing infrastructure and "Westernizing" the country was important. They thought it was important to have a happy and prosperous country.
5.) The Islamic Revolution occured when teh prophet Muhhamad died and since he had no airs they had to decide who would become ruler. The Shi'a thought that the ruler should be related to Muhammad and the Sunni thought that he should be the best person for the job, whether he was related or not.
6.) The Shah was more towards the Persian side and Westernizing Iran rather than studying and more on the Shi'a side like Anatollah.
1: A Muslim is a person who practices Islam. And secular ,eams non-religious.2:the muslims that are sunni believe that they should have a good leader and that deeply believes in the faith, while the shi'a muslims believe that heritage and family resemblance is more important than beleiving in the religion.
3:Iran wasn't always Iran. It used to be called persia. It has been called persia for 7000 years. they changed the name to iran in 1935. the persians were proud to be called persians because of their rich history. They speak 2 main languages called Farsi and arabic. persia became islamic in the seventh century. this was known a the islamization. the capital of iran is Tehran.
4: Both the shah and reza shah were secular so they thought that persia shouldn't be islamic. And they also thought that they should westernize the country.
5:the islamic evolution occured
when the Shi'ites dissagreed with the shah's secular ways, that is when the ruling power went to ayatolla khomeini.
6: The differance between the shah and the ayatolla is that the shah liked to westernize and cultualistic things, while ayatolla didn't like cultualistic things.
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1. A Muslim is someone who studies and practices the religion of Islam, and it is devided into two major groups: Sunni Muslims and Shi'ite Muslims. Secular means non-religious.
2. The Sunni Muslims believed that the next leader after Muhammad's death should be the best leader regardless of his relationship to Muhammad, and they value leadership, religion, faith, and not relationships. The Shi'a Muslims wanted the next leader to be a relative of Muhhamad and valued heritage; so basically the Shi'a's desired a Monarchy while the Sunni'a desired a democracy.
3. Dating back to 7,000 years ago, Iran, previously known as Persia until 1935, had a powerful empire that fought huge wars against Greece and Rome, and had a strong culture, language (Farsi and Arabic), and identity. After the growing power of Muslim armies began to threaten Persia, Persia was taken over by Islamic armies! Then, in the 16th century C.E., the first Shi'a Muslim, non-secular, government was established with both a king and a parliament. Just so you know, the Muslims spoke Arabic and Farsi and the capitol is Tehran.
4.Reza Shah and The Shah both were secular, and were interested in restoring the Persian pride and culture, and wanted to separate Persia from Muslim ways by modernizing Iran's infrastructure with a European influence.
5. The religious Muslims (Shi'ite)began to protest in streets against the Shah, the workers went on strike and the economy suffered, and within a year the Shah's support collapsed because he was close with the U.S., so he fleed the country and the prosperous, pro-western country turned into an Islamic Republic with a new leader named Ayatollah Khomeini.
6. With The Shah, people lived with fashion, food, art, culture, and prosperity. With Ayatollah, women were not treated equally and some of men's priveleges were taken away, so it was more strict. So, life was less culturally and socially rich after the revolution.
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1. Muslim- one who is loyal to the religion of Islam.
Secular- non-religious.
2. Shi'a Muslims believe that only members of Muhammad's bloodline should inherit the "throne" of Persia, while Sunnis think that whoever is best at leading the country should lead the country. Ancestry and heritage are very important to Shi'ites, but not to Sunnis.
3. Persia was one of the first places in the world to be inhabited by humans. Persia was a huge civilization, and its culture was magnificent. Persians were proud to be Persians - proud of their religion and language. However, in the 16th century, the non-secular Saudi Arabians brought the Islam faith over to the west. This event was known as the Islamization of Persia, and during this period of time, Islam interwove with the native Persian culture, including language; now the two official languages of Iran are Arabic and Farsi. There was both a king and a prime minister (or whatever they called him back then). In 1925, Reza Shah took over and changed the country's name to Iran in 1935. During WWII, he let his son, Mohammed Pahlavi (again, his name immediately points to the fusion of the two cultures), take his position as shah. After that, Iran's westernization flourished and it became a much more modern country. However, there were riots and revolts against Pahlavi (better known as just The Shah) and in 1980, the Shi'a Muslims took over again and the government became the second non-secular one in the history of Iran.
4. Reza Shah and The Shah both believed in "westernizing" and making Iran more modern. They were against religion.
5. As stated above, there were revolts against The Shah. The Shah was secular, and some citizens just didn't like that because they were religious themselves. Also, the SAVAK, the police of The Shah, were very harsh if someone spoke out against the secular-ness of The Shah's reign and soon, these "attacks" were going too far. This contributed to the Islamic Revolution, when Ayatollah Khomeini became ruler and transformed the then-blossoming nation of Iran into a Muslim community where all children could do was go to school, go home to study the Quran, and pray.
6. The Shah was secular. Ayatollah believed in Islamic rule.
(Phew.)
Iran Questions:
1. muslim = an adherent of the religion of Islam. Muslims believe that there is only one God named Allah. They also believe Islam exsisted long before Muhammed. The word muslim means "one who submits(to God)."
secular = it means being seperate from a religion. For example: if you bathe, it's your choice to and your religion doesn't tell you if you should bathe or not.
2. Sunni muslims agree with the position taken by many of the Prophets companions; that the newest leader should be elected from among the people capable for the job.
Shia muslims believe that after Muhammed, they should follow the prophet that leadership should be passed to either a son, which Muhammemd didn't have, and if not that, a cousin or son-in-law.
3. Iran's History:
*Iran was in the past known as Persia
* Iran has been here for 7000 years
* Two revolutions Iran has been through is 1, where Reza Shah took over the all religous shia muslim government.
* The 2nd revolution happened when the Shia muslims took over the government again. This was the very strict and powerful times.
4. Reza Shah and The Shah thought Iran needed/should have the modern infrastructure that came from the ideas of different areas like the U.S. for example: they added technology that was in the U.S. into Iram..ect.
5. The religous muslims who didn't like the government began to proteest on the streets. The economy life weakened greatly and people spoke out to the Savak. Now, college students spoke out and they thought Iran was losing all it's culture. There was public uprising and people were going to kill The Shah, Reza Shah and the Savak; so..they fled. This was the Islamic Revolution.
6. The Shah believed in making happiness and making his country more Westernized/ modern and Ayatollah believed that everything should be religous and all you do after school/work is read the Quaren
1. Muslim: One who studies the Islamic religion. Secular: non- religious.
2. Shi'a believe on in the heritage of there leader. Sunni care about the qualities of their leader.
3. Iran was known as Persia until 1935, has been around for 7000 years. They had very powerful amy. They had a very strong identity and culture. Muslims took over persia. in the 16th century they had a religious government. The capital is Tehran.
4.They believed that modernizing infrastructure and "Westernizing" the country was important. They thought it was important to have a happy and prosperous country.
5. the Shi'ite's began to protest in streets against the Shah, the workers began to go on strike and the economy suffered, and within a year the Shah's support collapsed because he was close with the U.S., In turn, this caused him to flee the country. The prosperous, pro-western country turned into an Islamic Republic with a new leader named Ayatollah Khomeini.
6. when the Shah was in power, men and woman were equal and you could live a life with western culture, unlike when Ayatollah was in power. Ayatollah believed that you should only go to school/work and come straight home to prey and that a woman could not bee seen in public without her husband or father.
1.Muslim is someone who practices the religion of Islam. secular is someone who is not religious.
2 the Shi'a Muslims want a leader who was either like Muhammad or was related to him. The Sunni Muslims want the leader that is best for them.
3. Iran is one of the world's oldest continuous civilizations dating back 7000 years. Iran was named Persia up to 1935. Persia was a great, powerful nation and they fought huge wars. After the birth of Islam, Iran slowly became less powerful. that was known as the Islamization of Persia. The cultures began to merge. The Muslims in Iran were mainly Shi'a, in fact, 80% of the Muslims were Shi'a. Later on, Iran wanted to modernize. they had a constitutional Monarchy.In 1925, Reza Khan overthrew the leaders and became Shah. Then his name was Reza Shah. When Britain and Russia invaded Iran in 1941, Reza Shah gave his power to his son, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Mohammed was later known as "The Shah." Both of them were interested in storing Persian pride and culture from the Muslim ways that had dominated for so long. Both Reza Khan and The Shah were secular. The Shah modernized Iranian infrastructure. It made him more popular and Iran was rolling. The Shah had a security system called SAVAK and they killed, they were brutal. People did not like that, people started to riot and their economy rioted against the Shah. The new leader after that was Ayatollah Khomeini. He made Iran more strict, with the women wearing full on robes and no face could be shown. Many people left the country.
4.Both Reza Shah and The Shah believed that modernizing their infrastructure and westernizing their country was best.
5. The Islamic revolution because Muslims did not like how The Shah changed their country.
6. The Shah believed in modernizing the country and Ayatollah belived in religion and keeping it old school.
1. Muslim: One who "submits to the word of god" or one who practices the Islamic religion.
Secular: Non- religious.
2. Sunni Muslims wanted a leader to be the best person for the job, regardless of their relationship with Muhammad. They also thought that practicing the faith of Islam was important. The Shi'a Muslims wanted the leader to be related to Muhammad and they thought that heritage and tradition were most important.
3. Iran, until 1935, was once known as an empire called Persia. The Persian Empire dates back 7000 years. The Persians had a strong culture, language, and identity. The Empire fought against Greece and Rome but was soon taken over my the Islam religion. This was called the Islamazation of Persia. In the 16th century, Persia had a totally religious government. This government was run by the Shi'a Muslims. Eventually, in 1906, Iran wanted to be more like the European countries and began establishing a constitutional monarchy. In 1925, Reza Kahn overthrew the leaders of Persia and became Shah. In 1941, Reza Shah gave his power to his son because of a British invasion. His son's name was Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and, after he was given power, was known as The Shah. Both Reza Shah and his son were secular leaders. The Shah was very popular because he modernized Iranian infastructure and he tried to "Westernize" or import technology and new ways of life. During The Shah's rule,(1953-1978) Iran prospered. In 1978, citizens of Iran began to protest in the streets against The Shah. These were the religious Muslims. Many workers went on strike and The Shah was forced to flee the country. By the end of 1979, Iran had turned into an Islamic Republic, or a government run by Shi'ite Muslims. Th new leader was known as Ayatollah. For the second time in its history, Iran was run by a religious government.
4. The Reza Shah and The Shah believed that Iran should be a secular country and they believed in keeping Iran as modern as they could.
5. The Islamic Revolution occurred when the Shi'ites began to protest against The Shah. They did not like how The Shah was "Westernizing" Iran. The Shah was forced to flee the country and power shifted to Ruhollah Komeini who became Ayatollah Komeini. Iran then became an Islamic Republic.
6. The Shah brought arts, culture, fashion, food,and prosperity to Iran while the Ayatollah took away women's social freedom and made life less culturally and socially rich. Many people left the country rather than live under the new rulers.
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1.) Muslim: one who follows the Islamic religion. Secular: non-religios.
2.) The difference between Sunni and Shi'a is that the Sunni muslims believe that a good leader is one who has the best qualities and shows righetousness towards their religion. And the Shi'a Muslims believe that the best leader is one who was related/ in the same family as the past leader. History, tradition, and heritage.
3.) Iran was known as Persia until 1935. They had a very strong empire, expanding their borders very quickly, sometimes without force. Also, Iran took place in two major wars against Rome and Greece. Persian's had a strong culture, religion, and languages (Arabic and Farsi). Persian's were proud to be Persians.
4.) Reza Shah and the Shah believed that Westernizing/ modernizing Iran's inferstructure was key. While they were in power, Iran was a beautiful place and became an internation destination. Although, they also put into place the SAVAK (a strong police force that caught people who spoke out against the Shah and put them into prison.)
5.) The Islamic Revolution occured because the Shi'a Muslims did not like the way that the Shah was running the country. So the Shah was taken out of power and then a religious ruler (Ayatollah) took power.
6.) The difference between the Shah and Ayatollah is that the Shah believed in modernizing/ westernizing the country; while the Ayatollah believed in strict religious practicing.
1.Muslim is a person who practices the religion of Islam.
Secular means no religion
2.The Sunni Muslims believe that whoever is the best leader should lead but the Shi'a Muslims believe that whoever is related to Mohammad should lead.
3.Iran was previously known as Persia, one of the greatest empires of all time. It's name got changed in 1935 but the land was the land of one of the first civilizations of all time dating back over 7,000 years. Iran has constantly been in conflict with themselves between the Shi'a and the Sunni Muslims. The 4th leader of Iran was called Reza Shah and he was the one who wanted to westernize Persia and changed the name to Iran and then soon after gtave power to his son, who became known as, "The Shah". After his reign he was overthrown by the Shi'a and Iran became very strict. They could not listen to western music, the women had to wear veils and many other harsh rules were enforced.This happened around 1979.
4.Reza Shah and his son believed in "westernizing" Iran which basically mean having a secular government and being free to do whatever you want.
5. The Islamic Revolution happened when some Shi'ite extremists got fed up with the Shah's "westernized" way of life and that was when Ayatollah took power and The Shah had to leave the country. This was when Iran became very strict and enforced some very harsh rules.
6. The difference between The Shah and Ayatollah is that Ayatollah wanted Iran to be Islamic and abide by the Torah and The Shah wanted Iran to be secular and have people be free to do and wear what they want.
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1. Muslims are poeple who practice the religion of Islam.
Secular is a non religious group or government.
2. The shi'ites believe the leader must be related to Muhammad , the founder of Islam. They also focus on heritage, and tradition and they put a lot of attention on the leader of Islam. The sunnis believe that the leader should be the person who leads them out of darkness.
3. Iran had a beautiful, rich, cultural era. Persia fought Greece and Rome in very serious wars.Islam was taken over by persia, known as ther Izlamization of Persia.Persia's religous government was on a roll. Shi'a Muslims were the government, parliament and kings were also involved.
4. The Reza Sha and the sha believed that if you truly loved your country , you must where veils and dresses. For the men you must grow a beard and wear all black clothing. They were Westernizing Iran.
5.The Islamic Revolution occurred because the Shi'ites didn't like the Shah's ways. He was secular.The power shifted from the Shah to Ayatolla and Iran went from a Western country to an Islamic Republic.
6.The shah wanted a westernized culture and Ayatolla wanted to keep the religion strict and keep Iran uncultural.
1. A Muslim is a person who practices the religion of Islam and “submits to the will of god.” The word secular is a term for someone who is not religious.
2. After Muhammad died, his Muslim followers disagreed on how his successor should be chosen. Sunni Muslims believed that his successor should be any Muslim who is a natural leader with good qualities. The Shi’a Muslims, however, believed that Muhammad’s successor should simply be someone who is as closely related to him as possible.
3. Iran once housed one of the oldest civilizations in the world, about 7000 years ago. However, it was known as Persia until 1935. Persia had a very unique culture that was very different from the Muslim culture of Iran. Persia had a massive army and formed itself into the vast Persian Empire. The Persian Empire often fought against Rome and Greece, but was not defeated until around the 7th century, when Islam was created and formed its own armies. These armies conquered the Persian Empire and incorporated its culture into Persian culture. The Muslim population of Persia grew so much that in the 16th century, it formed a purely Muslim (Shi’a) government. Then, in 1906, Persia westernized its government by appointing a king and building a parliament, like England. In 1925, Reza Shah overthrew this government and declared himself the Shah. He and his son were secular. Reza Shah then turned over his power to his son in 1941. His son, the Shah, modernized Iran and became very popular. However, religious Muslims dethroned him and recreated a religious government which took away the rights and privileges of Iranians and forced Islam upon them. Because of this, many Persians fled. This new government was headed by Ayatollah Khomeini.
4. Reza Shah and his son believed that it was more important for Iran to prosper and become educated and successful then for it to be religiously observant.
5. Once Iranian Muslims became very unhappy with the Shah, they began openly demonstrating and protesting. In some Iranian colleges, students learned more about Islam and had mass protests. Eventually, workers went on strike and Iran’s economy suffered. Then, the Muslim population revolted and overthrew the Shah with the help of the Muslim underground resistance.
6. The difference between the Shah and Ayatollah is that the Shah was secular and Ayatollah was religious. In fact, Ayatollah claimed that he was a descendant of Muhammad and forced the country to become completely Muslim. In addition, the Shah made life in Iran enjoyable and free, but Ayatollah took away the rights of Iranians and forced them to be religious.
1.)A Muslim is someone who practices the religion of Islam. Secular means not religious.
2.) The Shi'ite Muslims wanted the next leader after Muhammad to be related to him. The Sunni Muslims wanted the next leader to be the best one for the job, regardless to their relationship with Muhammad.
3.) Iran which was known as Persia until recently was a very powerful civilization.As the Islam was gaining power Persia was weakening. After a while Islamic armies took over Persia.During the 16th century Iran(Persia) became non-secular.In 1906 Iran got a constitution. The first revolution of Iran was when Reza Shah took over. He and his son,"the Shah", modernized the country but were eventually thrown out by the Shi'ite Muslims in 1979. Iran became an Islamic Republic.
4.)Reza Shah and the Shah thought that it was best for Iran to modernize.
5.)The Islamic revolution occurred when the Shi'ite Muslims through out The Shah. When the Shi'ite took over it was as if Iran went 150 years back in time. The Shah believed that citizens should become modernized and the Ayatollah believed in following Muslim ways.
1. Muslim: A person who practices the religion of Islam.
Secular: An adjective used to describe something that is non religious, such as a "secular government"
2. Sunni and Shi'a are both Muslims, however the Sunni believe that it does not matter what family a man comes from, and that his qualities are more important. The Shi'a, on the other hand, believe that a man's family means everything, and his qualities are not as important. This is a monarchy.
3. Iran started out about 7000 years ago as Persia, which was a very powerful empire that fought Greece and Rome. Persians had a very strong culture and language. In 1906, Iran began to try to become more like Europe. In 1925, Reza Khan overthrew the leaders of Iran and became known as "Reza Shaw."(The first revolution) In 1941, when Britain and Russia invade, Reza Shaw passed power down to his son, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who became known as "The Shaw." He modernized and Westernized the country. (made it more like Europe and America) Then people (mostly religious Muslims) started speaking out against the government against what he was doing with the SAVAK (his private military force) and the U.S. They protested and went on strike, which made their economy grind to a halt, and finally he was forced to leave the country in fear of being killed. After this, the country became strict and religious, and life there was much different. Many social freedoms and rights were taken away and in place of them were strict religious laws. Iran was much less culturally and socially rich, and because of this many left the country.
4. They thought having good technology and infrastructure and a strong culture was best for Iran.
5. The Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims did not agree on how the country should be lead, so each of them overthrew the government and ran the country their way.
6. The Shaw: Ran the country secularly, wanted Iran to be modernized and westernized, wanted Iran to have a strong culture.
The Ayatollah: Ran the country religiously, wanted to leave Iran's culture as it is, Did not want Iran to have a very strong culture, wanted many strict, religious laws.
Iran Questions:
1. Muslim is people who practice the Islamic religion. Secular is non-religious
2.) Sunni Muslims believe in the best leader and who will be ever faithful to the Islamic religion whereas Shi'a Muslims believe in family and heritage
3.) Iran, until 1935 known as Persia, has continued to be a a beautiful and culturally rich country for 7000 years They were very powerful and was victorious over both greece and rome. Persians were extremely proud to be Persians. In the seventh century Islam took over Persia. It was called the Islamization of Persia. in the sixteenth century Persia had it's first all religious government, They had a king and a parliament.
4.) Reza Shah and the Shah believed in Westernizing Iran and Modernizing it's
infrastructure
5.) The Islamic Revolution occurred by the Shi'ites revolting against the Shah's secular ways. And so the power shifted from the shah to Ayatollah Khonemi and Iran became an Islamic Republic.
6.)Shah- Pro Western
Ayatollah- tradition -Qaran
1. A Muslim is a person who follows the Islam religion. Secular means not religious.
2. Sunnis believe that a muslim leader has to just be the right man for the job. The Shi'ite believe that the leader must be related to the Mohammed, the muslim prophet.
3. Iran is one of the oldest civilizations (7000 years ago) on the planet they were a very powerful culture in the ancient times along with Egypt, Greece, and Rome. They had one of the largest armies in the world. Perisa soon became an islamic nation in the 7th century. This event was called the Islamization of Persia.
4. Both wanted to make Iran a more western style place by importing new technologies.
5. The Islamic revolution occured when the Shi'ite believed that Iran had lost its ways and soon Ayatollah Khomeni took charge of the government.
6. The Shah was more concerned with the quality of his country and the citizens in it while Khomeni was more concerned with keeping Persian tradition.
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