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Which Middle Eastern leader would have been most likely to advocate the following reforms: greater rights for women, state-run schools, and minimal participation of the clergy in government? Taha Husayn
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Which Middle Eastern leader would have been most likely to advocate the following reforms: greater rights for women, state-run schools, and minimal participation of the clergy in government? Taha Husayn

Ibn Saud
Hasan al-Banna
Reza Khan​

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Answer: The answer is Reza Khan. Reza Khan believed that all citizens should express their freedoms. His achievements led to the rise of the Islamic republic,

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