Iran Before the 1979 Revolution: A Tapestry of Modernization, Tradition, and Turmoil

The turning point came in 1978, when a series of protests erupted across the country. The government's violent responses only intensified the anger of the populace, leading to larger and more organized demonstrations. The streets of Tehran and other cities became battlegrounds for the voices of dissent, as people called for justice, freedom, and an end to tyranny.