Either A or D I think. I’m not sure. Most likely A.
<u>William Shakespeare </u>still has a profound influence on theater. We can summarize this influence in<u> five big changes</u>: 1. The <em><u>theater was exclusively reserved for the wealthy and the educated</u></em>. With the emergence of his writings, came tales that appealed to the masses. 2. <em><u>His plays were often imbued with universal truths of human existence,</u></em> rather than acting as mirrors of the privileged life. 3. The way in which Shakespeare’s <em><u>plots move forward has helped define modern play-writing.</u></em> 4. A <em><u>new type of storytelling</u></em> in which characters’ choices drive plots forward and as a consequence, journeys in his plays are dynamic. 5. <u>Shakespeare</u> invented <em><u>genres that mixed both tragedy and comedy. </u></em>
Shah Reza Pahlavi was a brutal dictator, but his departure did not mean Iran was more free. The Shah was pro-west, and would brutally crack down on any dissent. He was replaced by Ayatollah Khomeini, who helped to install a religous dictatorship in Iran. Everything that the Shah had stood for --- including the western world --- was now seen with open contempt by the government.
