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AEWBW

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Following the Iranian Revolution, all of the following steps were taken to control Iran's armed forces EXCEPT
 
  a. the regime purged the top ranks of the military.
  b. the regime placed officers promoted from the Revolutionary Guards in command positions over the regular divisions.
  c. the Leader placed chaplains in military units to watch over military officers.
  d. the regime built up the Revolutionary Guards as a parallel military force.
  e. in recent years, the regular military and Revolutionary Guards have been placed under the authority of the fundamentalist ideologically-inclined Basej. .

Question 2

Which one of the following statements is NOT correct about Iran's judicial system?
 
  a. Following the Iranian Revolution, even though the law was Islamized, the modern centralized judicial system, establishedunder the Shah, was not dismantled.
 b. The central state retains the right to intervene in the local judicial process.
  c. Iran utilizes an extremely severe penal code called the Retribution Law.
  d. Following the Iranian Revolution, the government purged the clergy from the judicial system.
  e. Today, those guilty of breaking the law are treated as much as they are in the West.



jlaineee

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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

d



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