The Pahlavi and the Ayatollah Khomeini regimes were diametrically opposed. The Pahlavi dynasty ruled Iran from 1925 to 1979. The Pahlavi's were closely associated with the West and ruled in an autocratic matter. This was especially true during the Cold War. Thoroughly western in orientation, women enjoyed significant freedoms in terms of their mobility in public life. The Shah's repression of dissidents led to dissatisfaction among students and the religious right. The last Shah of Iran was forced to resign and leave the country. The Khomeni government represented the ascendancy of the religious rights. Iran became a theocracy and women were increasingly relegated to the margins. They were forced to adhere to religious doctrine, and wear the hijab (Islamic head covering)
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<span><span>1.
</span>According to what I know. ROTC 100 years ago
were strictly respected.
When you say ROTC, it means recruitment of members to act professionally like a
military member. And all the members before gives their heart and whole
dedication as a member of ROTC.
ROTC this days were adopted by universities as training for the students.
However, students did not realize the value of it and take it unserious. They
just thought that ROTC is just a school course and nothing to do with anything
important.</span>
