Iran

No, they fought Iran in the 1990s for control over the oil fields, but neither country had any gain from the war. I can't recall when they fought in Kuwait.

Ayatollah Khomeini took over the Iranian government in 1979.

No. First, there are severe restrictions on which people and which views are permitted to run for elected office that are set by the unelected Supreme Council of Ayatollahs. Second, there are numerous instances of vote-rigging. For example, in the 2009 election, the official results held that Azeris had voted 70% for Ahmadinejad, which is ridiculous when you realize that their sympathies as a community were for Mousavi both for his politics and because of his Azeri ethnicity. (To put this into context, it would be as ridiculous as a US election result in 2008 that 70% of Blacks voted for McCain instead of Obama.)

Iran is one of the oldest countries in the world, so It is known for its historical places, Like Pasargad (Takht-e-Jamshid, Isfahan, Shiraz, Sialk (Kashan), Abianeh, ...

As a cultural country, Iran is also known for its culture, both for before and after Islam history.

There are any different kind of handicrafts, specially Carpet and rugs and many other different handicrafts.

From political point of view, Iran has always been important to the international politics. In second world war, Iran was the bridge through which UK and USA could help Russia by sending food and other items to russi during their war with Germany in siberia.

I would suggest a simple search on any of above items (history , handicrafts, politics combined with Iran) to get more detailed results

The Shah had numerous chief opponents, such as the Communists, the Feminists, the Populists, the Islamists, and the Democratists.

Persia was required to concede independence to rebellious emirs in what is now west Afghanistan (the region near Herat) as a result of the Anglo-Persian War of 1856. This was a war that pitted British troops against those of the Qajjar Persian Shah.

USS Samuel B Roberts (FFG-58)

Iran's last open declaration of war was against Iraq in 1980. However, the Iranian military has been mobilized in numerous other actions, border skirmishes, and their elite units (the Kutz) have been part of Iraqi Anti-American Insurgency.

First, bribing the Greek city-state aristocracy to side with them, and for those which didn't, an attempt at military suppression.

The military strategy was to threaten the Greek city-states with naval attack, which made them keep their armies at home to protect their city. This was successful until the Greeks set about to destroy the Persian navy.

The Persians invented Bricks, Ice cream, the First Taxation System, Chess, Algebra, Windmills and Backgammon.

All Western cartoons appear to be banned. They create their own cartoons though.

trade and shipping.

Kurdistan, the land of the Kurdish people, is a stateless nation that comprises southeastern Turkey, northeastern Syria, northern Iraq and parts of northwest Iran.

The Shatt al-Arab and its Iranian counterpart known as Khuzestan were the main pieces of land disputed between Iran and Iraq.

Iran.

Because of U.S. support the Shah, was the heart of his foreign policy. They took more 60 hostages and demanded American force the shah to face trial.
Because the US support the Shah, was the heart of his foreign policy, hey took 60 people for hostage
because US has anti Islamic policies especially anti shiite Islam. also for supporting Israel. he called US Great Satan because policies of US is same as policies of Satan.

Iraq's coat of arms serves the same function as the coat of arms of any other country. It serves as a symbol of the sovereign nation on certain documents and buildings.

i believe its called the RPG or Rocket Propelled Grenade

According to the CIA World Factbook, some major imports of Iran include:

- Oil & Natural Gas

- Industrial raw materials and intermediate goods

- Capital goods

- Foodstuffs

- Consumer goods

- Technical services

Their largest trade partner for importing is the United Arab Emirates, the next largest is China.

USS Vincennes. Named after another cruiser from WWII sunk during the Battle of Savo Island in 1942.

Monotheistic, because the Persian religion was Zoroastrianism which is a monotheistic religion

Sure it was.

artwork architecture and silk weaving