2. Government: Monarchy Use of force and terror Anti-Americanism

3. Protesting the shah’s cruelty Jimmy Carter Crowd of opposition at commemorative ceremony Khomeini’s announcement-overthrow the shah

5. Jan 1979- the Shah abdicated Power struggle ensued as the people only agreed on the fact that the shah had to go-nothing else really (ongoing struggle) As the revolution was drawing to a close with an inevitable win for the people, they full-heartedly believed they were entering better times The boldness of the people increased as they began to publicly express their emotions-happiness

6. Khomeini became head of the new Islamic Republic of Iran He was a conservative cleric  As such his views were derived from Iranian Shia Islam  He believed previous governments failed because they had not followed Islamic law

8. War Isolation Religious Changes Violence

9. June 1989, Khomeini died of a heart attack Still a theocracy, but with a new leader Khamenei became the new spiritual authority Then Rafsanjani was voted into presidency They tried to improve international relations and economy  Rafsanjani created a 5 year plan in 1989 o Foreign borrowing and investment

10. Rafsanjani lost the 2005 election to Mahmud Ahmadi- Nejad, who is right wing Once in power human rights violations increased Tight grip on dissident groups and women’s clothing The economy has improved  Unemployment and inflation have gone gown But he is running the highest deficit since the revolution

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