Question

In the late '70s, the Iranian government demanded the U.S. to return Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi following a revolution there. When America refused to do so, what then occurred?
a Iran attacked Iraq since it was an ally of the United States at the time.
b More than four dozen American hostages were taken at the embassy.
c It refused to sell any more oil and began an embargo against the U.S.
d Its athletes were not allowed to participate in the following Olympics.

Answer 1

Answer:

b) More than four dozen American hostages were taken at the embassy.

Explanation:

In October 1979 the U.S. State Department was educated that the ousted Iranian ruler required therapeutic treatment that his associates asserted was accessible just in the United States; U.S. specialists, thusly, educated the Iranian PM, Mehdi Bazargan, of the shah's looming landing on American soil. Bazargan, in light of the February assault, ensured the wellbeing of the U.S. international safe haven and its staff.

The shah landed in New York City on October 22. The underlying open reaction in Iran was moderate, however on November 4 the government office was assaulted by a horde of maybe 3,000, some of whom were furnished and who, after a short attack, abducted 63 American people.

Within the following couple of days, delegates of U.S. President Jimmy Carter and Tehrān-based negotiators from different nations endeavored yet neglected to free the prisoners. An American appointment headed by previous U.S. lawyer general Ramsey Clark—who had long-standing relations with numerous Iranian authorities—was denied admission to Iran.

Answer 2

More than four dozen American hostages were taken at the embassy. The event was titled the Iranian Hostage Crisis. P.S. There's an AWESOME movie about it. It's called "Argo". Check it out! The answer's choice B.