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A leader of Iran who challenged the US was?
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Did Picasso ever live in the US?
No, he did not.
Did lepoards ever live in the US?
YES! it is proven that leopards did once live in the US.
Did Julia Roberts ever live outside of the US?
no
Did Roald Dahl live in the US ever?
heaven in the clouds
Did the US have anything to do with establishing the Reza Shah?
The United States did not support Shah Reza Pahlavi nor did they oppose him. The United States foreign policy prior to World War II (when Reza Pahlavi ruled) was minimal and therefore most American administrations did not have an issue or position with his leadership. The United States was not involved in the British-Soviet operation to force the resignation of Reza Pahlavi for his son in 1941.
Will Mindless Behavior ever come to the US?
They live in the US. Most of their concerts are here. Check their concert schedule for specifics.
Did saber-toothed tigers ever live in US?
Yes, they were all across North America.
Did Theodore Roosevelt ever live in the west or southern part of the US?
I think he lived there for a while.....
Why am i sleeping with my cousin and we love each other what can happen to us?
Could live happily ever after.
When and how did the shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi come to power what was the US's role in his becoming shah?
This question confuses two different times of the Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's ascension to power. in 1940, the UK and USSR jointly sponsored a coup d'etat which forcibly dethroned Shah Reza Pahlavi, in favor of his son Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, in order to secure the right to freely transport petroleum and other goods across Iranian soil. In 1951, the Shah was substantially weakened in his power through acts of Majlis (Parliament) and specifically Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. In 1953, the US CIA and British MI6 launched a coup d'etat to restore the Shah's authoritarian rule to where it had been in the 1940s.
What is the value of the Shah of Iran's autograph?
A document containing both the signatures of Mohammed Pahlavi and his second wife, Soraya, was recently listed on eBay for $565(US).
