1979 Iran Revolution | Vibepedia

The 1979 Iran Revolution had far-reaching consequences, both domestically and internationally. The Shah's modernization efforts, including the White Revolution, alienated many sectors of society, especially the clergy, and created an environment in which opposition to the regime could flourish. The revolution was also influenced by external factors, including the Cold War and the Iran-Iraq War. The revolution's impact on Iranian economy and society is still felt today.