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No, at least now they are Iran, not the slave of western powers. It is true that oil disputes and war still occur in Iran, but at least they are more independent than they were before. Every country needs a transitional period, it would be unfair to judge a country based on western standards.

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Before the revolution, Iran was under western rule. After the revolution, religion began taking a largest part in society, lowering the status of women.

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After the revolution, the Iranians suffers from extreme poverty because of inflation, and certain laws of Islam was enforced by the government, such as polygamy, or discrimination towards women.

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Response to #1
Before the revolution, women were allowed to attend to education, politics, and be treated equally in the marriage. However, after the revolution, women were restricted to participate in any events which the male are "supposed" to attend in.

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I think both before and after the government went for the extremes of completely imitating the west, and going completely traditional. Both extremes caused dislike for people and thats why there were so many revolutions.

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Before the revolution, the government advocated for a family life just like the west, where for marriage they discouraged polygamy. However, after the revolution, women had to wear veils, and polygamy was fine.

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“every month my purchasing power drops and I am preoccupied with daily livelihood,” Sardari says

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1. Lack of money, (high inflation)

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1.Polygamy: The men would have more than one wife.

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1. Narrow and limited knowledge: Instruction was limited to basic subjects, and with focused on religion in all the schools.

2 . Limited the women: only 10 percent of women could be allowed to enter the schools.

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1.Women were  subjugated and restricted to the confines of their homes. (Not only the women had to wear their tent-like veils, but they also had to perform their "duties" as wife and mother. )

2. In every aspect of their lives, women were discriminated against. ( Ironically, while women are covered up to look like crows or ghosts in their black chadors, men could had more than four wives.)

3.The rights and status for women decreased.(The women would serviced the man, the men would became the ruler.

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The second question

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Do you think that the Iran Revolution is a kind of degeneration

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Do you think that the Iran Revolution is a kind of degeneration

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1. Iranians enjoyed the new colleges, universities and libraries.
2. Education was encouraged for the entire population:
(1) Secondary schools were free
(2) Boys and girls could go to school

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After the revolution

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Before the revolution

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1.Most Iranians could afford to buy a flat (didn't have the inflation)

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1. The legal marriage age : Females: 18 ; Males: 21
Most lower- class urban and rural families, actually were younger than the law permitted when they married. (Average : 18.9)
2.Prevent polygamy  (The government attempted to discourage polygamy , such as requiring the permission of the first wife before the state would register a second marriage.)

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1. Women were  encouraged to attend school and received an education (send their daughters to school).
2. Women could  participated in politics (  during the White Revolution and the Iranian Revolution, some women were appointed to the parliament and ministry of education).
3.Women possessed opportunities to work (hospitals and schools were being introduced to urban women)
4.  Relaxing the religious and social activities to Iranian women

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What is the difference before and after the Iran Revolution

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The first question

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In January 1978, Iran did substantial scale shows against Iran's government. Around the same time from August to December, strikes and challenges deadened the whole nation. In mid-January 1979, Shah was compelled to escape abroad. Following two weeks Khomeini, who was banished 15 years back, came back to Tehran and was invited by a large number of Iranians.. After the national submission, Iran turned into the Islamic Republic on April 1, 1979, and received the new Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Khomeini became the nation's preeminent pioneer in December 1979.

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Background of the Iran Revolution