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Iranian and United States History

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Iranian and United States History. Starts in 1953, Then again in 1979 Leading up to Present Day 2012 Version 2: shorter version. U.S. - Iranian Relations!. Iranian -President Ahmadinejad. President Bush. Pres. Bush the devil!. Called him Evil!.

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  1. Iranian and United States History Starts in 1953, Then again in 1979 Leading up to Present Day 2012 Version 2: shorter version

  2. U.S. - Iranian Relations! Iranian -President Ahmadinejad President Bush Pres. Bush the devil! Called him Evil!

  3. U.S. & Iran have NOT had diplomatic relations since 1979?

  4. Why did the U.S cut off relations during the1979 Iranian Revolution?

  5. Because Iranians had taken over the American Embassy in Tehran during the revolution. Fifty-two US citizens were held hostage for 444 days from November 4, 1979 to January 20, 1981. A group of Islamic students and militants took over the Embassy of the United States.

  6. Iran became a theocracy, the Ayatollah is the “supreme leader”! A theocracy is a government that is based on religion (or ruled by religious leaders) Opposite of a secular government…. Ultra Conservative Muslims established a “theocracy” in Iran.

  7. Before and After the Revolution 1970’s in Iran After 1979, women must be covered in public.

  8. The Ayatollah is in power for life & the most important leader in the country. There are elections for the President of Iran, but you must be part of the “ruling party” and selected by the Ayatollahs. The Theocracy is still in power…Ayatollah & Pres. Ahmadinejad rule over the country.

  9. Today relations aren’t any better the U.S. & Iran! West says developing weapons… Iranians say developing energy..

  10. However; many Iranians have protested against Ahmadinejad’s 2009 re-election!

  11. After 30 years of rule in Iran, the Theocracy faces the Green Revolution! 2009 Protests against the disputed victory of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. “Twitter Revolution”- social organizations were used for organization of the protests. Much like the “Arab Spring” Iranians are calling for more democracy in their country!

  12. What do Iranian’s think of American’s today? Excerpt from Kinzer article: ““We are so happy to see American people in Iran,” a woman in Kirman, beaming with joy, told the group I traveled with. “We know they say very bad things about us there, but we like Americans so much.”

  13. STOP HERE Jon Stewart Clips and or Globe Trekker Tehran video clips. Images of Photos of Iran before the revolution Video: what do Iranians think of Americans?