2.The veil symbolized protecting their own beauty, and reserving it for god or the person they marry.

3.Bilingual schools represented western culture, and since the rules of Islam do not permit mixing with western culture, they were forbidden.

4.Women either liked or disliked the veil, it depended on the region.

5.A picture was published whilst she was protesting.

6.She was scared when it was published in Iranian media, so she dyed her hair and covered up.

7. The picture atop the page represents how the revolution corrupted one’s mind, taking away their freedom and turning them to religion. It also represents how a person can both balance religion and freedom.

8. Marji wanting to be a prophet is based on her belief to save her country and help them.

9. The 3 rules Zarathustra are: Behave well, Speak well and Act well

10. People make fun of her, saying how could a woman be a prophet.

11. The three mentioned above are leaders of political protesting, who marked historic events.

12. Her relationship with god changes when she starts to lose faith in him.

13. The Rex cinema was burnt as a protest

14. The shah put out a statement and fled to Egypt.

2-The veil symbolize that woman are controlled by the Islamic revolution

3-Bilingual schools represents western culture.

4-They were demonstrations for and against the veil is a good or bad thing for women

5-The photo was posted because she is against the veil, she died her hair so she won’t be recognized

6-In the top left of page 6 the photo symbolized that because of her family she couldn’t decide whatever she want to wear it or not

7- She want to be prophet because she want equality around the world

8-Zarathusra is the first prophet in Iran. The 3 rules are, behave well,speak well and act well

9-People are making fun of her because she’s a women and think that she can be a prophat

Marjanes mothers photo was published for protesting; she changed her appearance out of fear. The image on page 6 shows Iranâs modern vs. traditional conflict.

Marji wants to be a prophet to help the poor, ensure equality, and heal. Zarathustra taught: Behave well, Speak well, Think well. Most mocked Marji, except her grandmother.

Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, and Trotsky were revolutionaries. Marji distanced from God as she learned politics. At the Rex Cinema, the regime locked people inside and burned it. The Shah blamed radicals, but Marjane’s parents knew the truth.

2)It symbolizes the loss of religious freedom, supression of human rights and women rights

3)It represented a threat because of its bilingual learning and it was seen as a western propaganda by the new regime

4)They responded by protesting against this law but it failed as the new regime cracked down on the protesters

2. The veil symbolized oppression, control, and loss of freedom.

3. Bilingual schools were seen as a sign of Westernization and decadence, which the regime opposed.

4. Women had mixed reactions to the veil; some protested, while others supported it.

5. Marjanes mothers picture was published because she was photographed protesting, and she dyed her hair to avoid recognition.

6. The picture on page 6 represents the division between religious conservatism and modernity.

7. Marji wants to be a prophet to help the old, ensure equality, and ease suffering.

8. Zarathustra was an ancient prophet whose three rules were to behave well, speak well, and act well.

9. Others found Marjis religious calling strange and did not take her seriously.

10. Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, and Leon Trotsky were revolutionaries who symbolized rebellion and change.

11. Marjiâs relationship with God weakens as she begins questioning Him and focusing on politics.

12. At the Rex Cinema, the Shahâsregime locked people inside and set it on fire, blaming extremists.

2.) For many, it symbolized religious conformity and control, as well as oppression and loss of freedom.

3.) They represented Western influence and were seen as threats to Islamic values.

4.) Responses varied. Some accepted it, others resisted and many young girls were confused or playful with it.

5.) She was photographed protesting the veil. Fearing retaliation, she disguised herself for safety.

6.) It contrasts conformity (veiled girls) with Marjane's playful rebellion and symbolizes control versus individualism.

7.) to hell those who suffer

to bring justice and equality

because of her strong spiritual connection

8.) Founder of zoroastrianism.

his rules:good thoughts, good words, good deeds

9.) While her teachers and peers made fun of her, her parents saw it as a childish imagination

10.) Che Guevara: Revolutionary symbol of resistance

Fidel Castro: Leader of the Cuban Revolution, symbol of anti-imperialism

Leon Trotsky: Russian revolutionary, symbol of Marxist ideals.

They inspire Marji’s interest in social justice and revolution

11.) She grows distant from God as she becomes more focused on politics and justice.

12.) It was burned down, killing many. The Shah blamed extremists but Marjane’s parents knew it was government propaganda.

11- her relationship with god changes when she starts to loose faith in god

12- Rex cinema was burnt during a protest

13-shah put out a statment and fled to Egypt

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