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How much power do the citizens have to change the government in iran?
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∙ 14y ago
I say no,because democracy has been died many years ago.and the only way to kick the emperors out of PERSIA is a No-Mercy war with Mr.Emperor,MR Ahmadinejad and his governmentI ask the world to help us
WE WILL BE VICTORIOUS!
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∙ 14y ago
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How do citizens in Iran control water in Iran?
No. It is all down to the government.
How does the government of Iran affect the quality of life?
The government of Iran is based on Islam. Citizens of Iran are affected by the decisions and policies of the Islamic clergy.
Does the constitution limit the power of the government in Iran?
The government of Iran is dominated by Islamic laws and by Islamic leaders who have a large influence in the secular parts of Iran's government. The government is often referred to as a republic -theocracy. Only Islamic law limits the power of government.
What is the difference between the government of Saudi Arabia and the government of Iran?
Unlike Iran, a single individual has most of the power in Saudi Arabia.
What year did Ayatollah Khomeini come to power in Iran?
1979 with the overthrow of the shah's government.
What is a key difference between the government of Saudi Arabia and Iran?
Unlike Iran, a single individual has most of the power in Saudi Arabia.
Can citizens of Iran use mastercard?
no
What country held US citizens hostage for 444 days?
The US Embassy hostages in Iran.
Who votes in Iran?
the citizens even women
Are citizens of Iran free to leave the country?
no
Did the Watergate scandal increase political efficacy?
no it did not increase it. the scandal brought about mistrust of the government and made citizens think they had no say in the government. this can be related to the Vietnam war, the whitewater scandal or the Iran-contra
What government has the least freedom?
Citizens of totalitarian dictatorships with extreme religious ideologies have very little freedom. An example is Iran. Also, extreme communist regimes, for example, in its time, the USSR gave its citizens very little freedom.
