The correct answer is - A. The United States was willing to support pro-American regimes in foreign states even if they were not democratic.
The United States and Iran had much more different relations that what we seen nowadays. In the early 1950's the United States were playing on the soft power card with Iran. They were supporting a certain side in the country in order to gain support and ally themselves. Iran was a country that was of a great strategic importance, which was very important for the United States. Also, Iran had a very large market, as it had a large population that was constantly on the rise, so on open border for the American companies was going to be very beneficial economically.
I believe in modern time we’ve adapted to an linear view of time, think about it
there’s so many different ways we measure life in absurd percussion.
A stopwatch measures time up to a millisecond.
I think that level of detail is used to push humans psychology into spending their life more efficiently.
I think life can FEEL cyclical, especially when repeating the same old everyday.
7 days a week
12 months a year
365 days a year
it can get exhausting with man made concepts.
in those 12 months, we experience the SAME seasons, and holidays at the SAME time every year making our life’s less predictable and structured.
I really need to get to my point
Time must be linear
We can’t go back in time.
Things don’t break and go back together.
We age.
Hot coffee turns cold.
We’re living linear
You could do something to help the earth in the long run, for example getting some friends together to pick up trash off the street this would help humanity in the long run
Answer:
media coverage of violence by white segregationists
