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http://www.iranchamber.com/education/articles/educational_system.php
http://www.iranchamber.com/culture/articles/codes_behavior.php

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--> They were not allowed to work and study in certain fields, such as construction, mining and the judiciary.
--> Married women were not allowed to receive state scholarship to study abroad unless they were accompanied by their husband.

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Most of the population in Iran is Muslim
--> About 90% are Shi'ite Muslim
--> About 9% are Sunni Muslim

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°The oldest male or the father/husband is the head of the family.
°Family is really important in Iranian society. The attention in centered around the children. They are adorned and spoiled.
°Marital bound < Parents/Children relationship
°Boys are preferred
°Based on respecting the elders, and elders helping the younger ones (children) go through life
°Children stay with their parents, sometimes even after their marriage
°Signs of affection in public between a man and a woman such as holding hands are forbidden unless they are married
°More than one wife allowed for a man (strictly forbidden for women)

°A divorced women is "no longer a virgin" therefore they have no reason to resist men stigma
°"Sigeh" --> contract between the man and the woman were the price and duration of marriage is set in advance (no divorce because not a real marriage)

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°Supreme Cultural Revolution Council --> closes universities (3 years).
--> purification of education from exterior influence (especially western influence)
-->re-writing of the curriculum (change in subjects, books were banned)
°5 years of primary, 3 years of lower secondary, 3 years of upper secondary, 1 year of pre-university education.
°School is separated by gender (boys get distracted by girls).
°De-secularization of schools (all were religious before).
°Opportunities for women in education/higher involvement in education have increased since the Revolution

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Alcohol was banned, but people consumed it illegally anyways.

Foreign goods were also rarely imported.

Modern and western music was hard to find.

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Women were forced to wear a veil, whereas men had much more independence. Today, women are allowed to choose different colours and designs for their outfits, but the veil continues to be a social norm.

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The Iranian Revolution of 1978-79, which was also called Enqelab-e Eslami , was a popular uprising that resulted in the toppling of the monarchy on April 1, 1979. Although this led to the establishment of an Islamic republic, the post revolution society was changed drastically for the worse.

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https://www.britannica.com/event/Iranian-Revolution-of-1978-1979
https://prezi.com/hyuw6itrefcq/society-in-iran-post-revolution-norms/