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What led to the Shah's removal from power in Iran? B. his liberal views of the Islamic faith A. his modern western attitudes D. none of the above C. A & B
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What led to the Shah's removal from power in Iran?

B. his liberal views of the Islamic faith
A. his modern western attitudes
D. none of the above
C. A & B

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I would put A to be honest. When I look up the timeline it said he led a modernization program and people were protesting against it. I couldn’t find anything about his liberal views on faith.
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