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    CCOT IRAN/PERSIA 1800 – PRESENT The country of Iran/Persia has gone through many changes in the past 200 years (1800-present)‚ mainly the rapid change in leadership‚ the intrusion of foreign powers‚ Pan-Arabism movement‚ revolution‚ and the Iran-Iraq war. Although much has changed‚ a few factors have stayed relatively consistent: religion‚ religious extremism‚ oil‚ and the opposing forces of old and new ideals. Continuities within the period of 1800-present in Iran/Persia include religion‚ religious

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    Rebellion Annotated Bibliography “Middle East | Iran Student Protests: Five Years On.” BBC News‚ BBC‚ 9 July 2004‚ news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle east/3879535.stm. The author of the source is an organization which is BBC News is an online website for a news station. The information does relate to my topic because it talks about the effects on what happen after the protests was over. The information is polished and professional because they have interviews with witness of the protests and the paragraphs

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    to advise me to do if they overrun out embassy and take our people hostage?” (CRISIS The Last Year) The decision was purely humanitarian and not political. One American later noted‚ it was like throwing “a burning branch into a bucket of kerosene.” (Iran Hostage Crisis) As soon as the plane carrying the Shah landed in New York on November fourth‚ the Embassy in Tehran was attacked. The hostages that were taken mainly consisted of world diplomats and embassy employees. More than sixty Americans were

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    The Impact of the Iran Hostage Crisis Your Name Your University Introduction to Humanities Instructor: Professor’s Name Date of Submission: The Impact of the Iran Hostage Crisis Genesis of the Crisis Before one examines the impact of the Iran hostage‚ it is prudent that one understands the genesis of the conflict. Iran had always viewed America has an ally; as Britain and German had colonized countries. America thus seemed neutral in the eyes of Iranians. The conflict

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    scandal‚ in which what was known as the Iran Contra Affair‚ had occurred. The situation of the Iran Contra Affair took place during President Ronald Reagan’s second term of administration. In addition‚ the Iran Contra Affair besides the US‚ involved two other countries: Iran and Nicaragua. (Infoplease.com). Over in Iran‚ there were "seven American hostages being held in Lebanon"(Wikipedia.com). Meanwhile‚ there was also a war going on between Iraq and Iran in 1985. How it came to be that the US

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    America is only trying to protect Iran. America is willing to offer their military to Iran so that they can get help just incase someone decides to trick them into thinking that they don’t need any help for example the USSR. The decisions shouldn’t matter to the USSR because it doesn’t involve them. They are only concerned about it because they know that nobody will try to steal Iran’s oil. The only reason that America said that they don’t want to Interfere in something unless they need to is because

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    Nuclear Iran? Amyn Jivani 6099660 POL1102 D – Politics and Globalization Professor: Dr Daniel Pierre-Antoine Moderator: Dr Daniel Pierre-Antoine War has commenced since the late 1800’s with over 150 conflicts and 600 battles occurring‚ and still taking place on a global perspective. People who witness war firsthand tend to feel that the most memorable moments are the moments that people wish to remember the least. The dilemma faced in society currently is the idea of Iran having

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    negative views about Iran? The United States has a negative opinion of Iran from the hostage crisis in 1979 and September 11th. In 1979‚ 60 diplomats were held hostage at the United States Embassy in Tehran. On September 11th‚ United States was attacked by Al-Qaeda and started a war with the United States. The United States have spent billions of dollars on the war against Iran. What images do average Americans see in the media about Iran? The images Americans see in the press about Iran is the government

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    Discuss Iran nuclear ambition? Will it become a nuclear weapon state? “The world will need greatly increased energy supply in the next 20 years‚ especially clean-generated electricity. And nuclear power answers all parameters of future energy needs.” Jasjit Singh INTRODUCTION On December 3‚ 2007‚ the U.S. National Intelligence Council released an unclassified summary of the newest National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) entitled "Iran: Nuclear Intentions and Capabilities." Although

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    Iran-Iraq War The Iran-Iraq war was a brutal war that eradicated thousands of lives. Some say that “ It was a big mistake” or “wasn’t meant to be.” Both sides argued their own perspective‚ in a matter that they were more accurate than the other‚ or that even it wasn’t their fault. They merely believed that it was each other who were accountable for the war. Iran and Iraq had always been old rivals; some could have even said that they were like “God or satin.” Particularly‚ they would dispute

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