The first Shah of the Pahlavis Dynasty, Reza Shah came to power by means of a coup in 1921 and was able to secure power over the political and government system within a few years. He did so by establishing social structure and order, eliminating any threats to his power through rebellion, and having himself named Shah in 1925. Reza Shah wanted to implement sweeping reform programs including projects meant to industrialize Iran and improve access to public education and healthcare. While these programs were meant to help the Iranian people, some reacted harshly to his authoritarian style authroitarian style of rule and many religious and educated peoples spoke out against the ruler.
Reza Shah was eventaully displaced from power, placed into exile by the British and succeeded by his son, Mohammad Reza Shah. Like his father, the second Pahlavi ruler supported reform programs meant to develop Iran's economy and support it's people. However, these attempts were meant with reservations by many people who faced more economic hardship and disparity rather than oppporutnity. This resentment led many to support revolutionary ideas and movements, which eventually saw the collapse of the Shah's government in 1978 and 1979.
B I think tell me if is wrong!!
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Explanation:
Because at that time, the main mode of trading goods were by water. So, they needed to cut off the supply chains in order to make them weak.These were important in the north as harvest in the North is not as powerful as the equatorial places due to cold climate. For this reason, most of the good were imported from other countries or places
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Correct answers are first two options:
The living conditions for the wealthy were safer and healthier than the housing of the common people.
Wealthy people had more power than common people and slaves.
Explanation:
Wealthy people were living luxurious life, had their own slaves, had the possibility to educate themselves, were not living in a crowded places. Those were mostly patricians.
Wealthy people were usually members of political bodies, such as Senate, they had money to bribe politicians also, owned a lot of lands...
Common people were living in small houses with not so much furniture. Their life was far from perfect.
Most of the people in Rome were divided into members of higher class - patricians and of the lower class - plebeians. Of course, we also had slaves who were deprived of all of their rights.
Answer: B
Explanation: Cause I said it was
