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I'm not an expert in this, but i know the USA had a lot of influence and control of the Shah (Leader of Iran) prior to the Iranian revolution of 1977 where the people revolted by taking hostages in the US embassy and break this American control.
This led to the rise of current Supreme leader Mohammad Ali Hoseyn Khamenei.
What else can I help you with?
Why did Iranian radicals take American hostages at the US Embassy in 1979?
Radical followers of the Ayatollah Khomeini overran the U.S. Embassy and took Americans hostage to protest the admission of the Shah of Iran into the United States for medical treatment, or because the US was spying on Iran from inside the embassy.
How was President Reagan involved in the Iran-Contra Affair?
President Reagan was involved in the Iran-Contra Affair through his administration's covert operation to sell arms to Iran, despite an arms embargo, in exchange for the release of hostages held in Lebanon. The funds from these arms sales were then funneled to support Contra rebels in Nicaragua, which was prohibited by Congress. While Reagan claimed to have no knowledge of the diversion of funds to the Contras, investigations revealed that key members of his administration were involved in the illegal activities.
What did vikings take?
Vikings took anything that they thought they could use later, they also stole many spices and occasionally took hostages. They also stole cattle for food.
Why did Caesar exact money and take hostages from Britain?
Julius Caesar exacted money and took hostages from Britain during his expeditions in 55 and 54 BCE to establish Roman dominance and secure loyalty from the local tribes. By demanding tribute and hostages, he aimed to ensure compliance and reduce the likelihood of rebellion against Roman authority. This strategy also served to enhance his political reputation in Rome by showcasing his military achievements and the expansion of Roman influence. Ultimately, these actions were part of Caesar's broader goals of conquest and control over the region.
What was jehu grant's role in the American revolution?
i have no idea cause google sucks and has no good information what is the point of summer homework i cant take the stress i i hate summer
What significant events happened on April 30th 1980?
UK Terrorist group takes Iran embassy hostages 5th May 1980 : Six terrorists take control of the Iranian Embassy in Prince's Gate, South Kensington in central London. The terrorists calling themselves the "Democratic Revolutionary Movement for the Liberation of Arabistan" take 26 hostages including the Metropolitan Police constable " PC Trevor Lock" on official protection duty at the main entrance. Their demands included the release of 91 political prisoners held in Iran as well as an aircraft to take them and the hostages out of the UK. The Iran embassy siege ends when SAS storms embassy on May 5th.
Why did President Carter permit deposed Shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to come to the US in 1979 and why did this trigger Iranian militants to take American hostages from the American embassy?
President Carter permited the deposed Shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to come to the US so he could receive medical treatment for cancer. Iranian militants felt this action was the West interfering with their country's business and argued that the Shah should be returned to Iran to stand trial for his crimes against the country.
What caused lran to take American hostages?
The United States allowed the Shah of lran to come to America to receive healthcare
Why Jimmy Carter lost his re election 1980?
Carter's popularity had declined throughout his presidency. Walter Anderson took votes away from Carter and Ronald Reagan was able to take advantage of Carter's unpopularity to win the election.E2020
Why did Iranian radicals take American hostages at the US Embassy in 1979?
Radical followers of the Ayatollah Khomeini overran the U.S. Embassy and took Americans hostage to protest the admission of the Shah of Iran into the United States for medical treatment, or because the US was spying on Iran from inside the embassy.
How was President Reagan involved in the Iran-Contra Affair?
President Reagan was involved in the Iran-Contra Affair through his administration's covert operation to sell arms to Iran, despite an arms embargo, in exchange for the release of hostages held in Lebanon. The funds from these arms sales were then funneled to support Contra rebels in Nicaragua, which was prohibited by Congress. While Reagan claimed to have no knowledge of the diversion of funds to the Contras, investigations revealed that key members of his administration were involved in the illegal activities.
Is it safe for an American to travel to Iran?
Traveling to Iran as an American can pose certain risks due to political tensions between the two countries. It is important to carefully research and consider the current situation, follow travel advisories, and take necessary precautions to ensure safety while traveling in Iran.
Where did Iran hostage crisis take place?
in tahran, Iran
How many bag passenger can take from USA to Iran?
7 bags can take from usa to Iran
Why you use extraction?
extraction is to take something out as in teeth hostages foreign objects etc
How do you take hostages in splinter cell conviction?
You have to sneak up behind them and hold b.
Does Jason take hostages?
Not, normally, but in Friday the 13th (2009) re - imagnination, he took someone who looked like his mother. also in Jason goes to hell he took that cop cause he needed a new body
