How Did the 2009 Green Movement in Iran Differ from Previous

question 26

Multiple Choice

How did the 2009 Green Movement in Iran differ from previous reform movements in Iran's contemporary history?

• A) Youths rallied behind individual leaders
• B) Youths were able to circumvent state communication restrictions and use social networks to mobilize antiregime demonstrations
• C) The older generations were at the heart of the opposition movement; they rallied for a return to the shah's regime
• D) The 2009 movement was pro-Ahmadinejad, but anti-religious orders, particularly the supreme Islamist jurist

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