Iran

Most economists will say that the economy of Iran is a mixed one. With that said, it must be remembered that there are varying degrees of these types of economies. In the case of Iran, all parts of the economy must not display characteristics that do not contradict Islam. Islamic clerics control the politics of Iran. These clerics want the economy to prosper as long as Islamic values are not damaged. Thus, yes Iran has a mixed economy with certain caveats.

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North of Tehran is the Caspian Sea

i don't know that's what i asked but i guess there's no one smart enough to answer it :(

Yes.

It seized fifty-two American hostages

Type your answer here... No. The 2003 invasion of Iraq was done without international (UN) approval), using fabricated reasons for justification (there were no WMD) and was used for American corporate profit. These facts render "Operation Iraqi Freedom" an aggressive conquest. It came at a terrible civilian cost and turned the world's opinion against America. The ongoing failure to bring peace and democracy (as was promised) undermines the USA's credibility around the world, and alienates us from our former allies. While the war profited companies and individuals close to the Bush administration, it has brought death to inocent people, and weakness to a once glorious America. The war is unprovoked, unjust and unwinnable.

Yes.north and south

Americans turned against Iran when Iranian rebels held 54 US Embassy officials hostage for over 400 days.

Salam (سلام) is how you say 'hello' in Persian.

Farhood's son's name.

There's no share land between these two countries.

They only have a long border of some 2000 kilometers

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Syria is south of Turkey and west of Iran and Iraq.

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Until 1935 Iran was called Persia.

Persia was one of many countries where the exonym (the name other people call a country) and the endonym (the name the citizens of that country call it) were different. This came about mainly due to the writings of Greek historians who called Iran "Persis", meaning land of the Persians and this has continued long after the fall of Ancient Greece. A current example would be Germany. Germans have an endonym of Deutschland, but English speakers call it Germany, French speakers call it Allemagne, Polish speakers called it Niemcy, etc. The Persian endonym was Iran and in 1935, Shah Reza Pahlavi of Iran asked that all countries around the world use the term "Iran" in all future correspondence with the state (as opposed to the historic exonym Persia). It has stuck.

= answer = The color green was associated with Mousavi's supporters before the election was, apparently, rigged, and since his supporters were the most active ones, it's called the Green Movement or Revolution.

It used to be the Shah of Persia.

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Wheat, rice, and barley are the country's major crops. Iran additionally produces pistachios, saffron, tea, citrus fruits, and berries.

Each section of Tehran have dedicated Zip Code, it's too big for having a single zip code

He commanded a blocking force at the Pass of Thermopylae which was withdrawn after three days. The force was withdrawn after three days and the Spartan and Thespian contingents remained to cover their withdrawal. They were all killed, so he hardly beat the Persians.

queta- zehdan line

i don't know if it's right but Sunni and shiite stupit odessywire

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