Why were hostages taken during the Iran Hostage Crisis?
because the Shah of Iran was beloved by his people and they wanted him to return in good health
as a retaliation of the US allowing the Shah of Iran into the country
it was because of religious differences
because the Shah of Iran was a friend to all

Why were hostages taken during the Iran Hostage Crisis?

because the Shah of Iran was beloved by his people and they wanted him to return in good health

as a retaliation of the US allowing the Shah of Iran into the country

it was because of religious differences

because th

Explanation:

Why were hostages taken during the Iran Hostage Crisis?

because the Shah of Iran was beloved by his people and they wanted him to return in good health

as a retaliation of the US allowing the Shah of Iran into the country

it was because of religious differences

because th

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