Iranian Political System and Citizenship

The video discusses Iran's political institutions, governance levels, and dual executive system. It covers the legislative branch, electoral system, and political parties. The role of interest groups, bureaucracy, and the military is explored, along with the judiciary's reliance on Sharia law. Social cleavages, media control, and political participation are examined, highlighting the Green Movement and citizenship laws.

What are the three main political institutions in Iran?

• Parliament, Guardian Council, Assembly of Experts

• Supreme Leader, President, Cabinet

• Majlis, Expediency Council, Revolutionary Guard

• Judiciary, Military, Bureaucracy

Who is the head of state in Iran?

• President

• Supreme Leader

• Prime Minister

• Guardian Council

How many members are there in the Iranian Majlis?

• 290

• 150

• 400

• 350

Which party is known for its slogan 'Iran for all Iranians'?

• Islamic Iran Participation Front

• Executives of Construction Party

• Iranian Militant Clerics Society

• Islamic Labour Party

What is the role of the Revolutionary Guard in Iran?

• Manages the economy

• Enforces Sharia law

• Protects the borders

• Has strong political influence

What type of legal system does Iran have?

• Dual system of Sharia and civil law

• Customary law

• Common law

• Civil law

What percentage of Iran's population is under 30 years of age?

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

• 60%

What was the main demand of the Green Movement in Iran?

• Military expansion

• Religious freedom

• Pro-democracy and peaceful change

• Economic reforms

What is a requirement for a child to be granted Iranian citizenship?

• Born in Iran

• Lived in Iran for 5 years

• Mother must be Iranian

• Father must be Iranian

What is the minimum age for naturalization in Iran?

• 16 years

• 18 years

• 25 years

• 21 years