How did the USA help throw out Iran shah in 1979 and helped Khomeni?
Hello please write a a research proposal for me and I will request you (as a preferred writer) to write the research paper later on.
TOPIC: How did the USA help throw out Iran shah in 1979 and helped Khomeni?
please follow the specific directions below for the proposal. the Links at the very end not to be used as the only sources for the research
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USEFUL LINKS not to be used as the only sources for the research.
https://amp(dot)theguardian(dot)com/world/2016/jun/10/ayatollah-khomeini-jimmy-carter-administration-iran-revolution
https://www(dot)bbc(dot)co(dot)uk/news/amp/world-us-canada-36431160
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The role of the US in fall of the Shah and rise of Khomeini to power
Background of the study
The 1979 was aimed at replacing a dictatorial monarchy with a republic based on the guardianship of the Islamic jurists. According to Gasiorowski, the common Iranian people perceived the Shah as a tool of the (21). Therefore, part of the revolution was against the westernization and that the Shah allowed to prevail in Iran. As a result, it is intriguing to note that the US that Khomeini explicitly referred to as the “greatest Satan” put him into power.
On the other hand, it is important to note that at the time of the revolution, the US had great investments in Iran. In one of their articles, BBC media notes that the White House feared an Iranian civil war could have major implications for US strategic interests. In contrast, Arutz Sheva of Israel reported that Khomeini successfully convinced the US presidents to ask the Iranian military to stand down and allow the uprising to succeed.
Thesis statement
The Guardian suggest that the Carter administration had extensive contact with Khomeini and even paved way for him to return to Iran by holding the army back from launching a military coup. Therefore, it is clear that the US backed the Shah in public but privately explored how it could oust him. Consequently, there is need to gain better understanding of the specific role played by the US in the ousting of Shah. As a result, the following questions need to be addressed:
- What were the US interests in...
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