When the Shah's Modernist Government Outlawed the Chador in Iran

When the shah's modernist government outlawed the chador in Iran in 1936

A) women suddenly had a great deal more freedom than ever before, prompting a fundamentalist backlash.
B) the pan-Middle East women's right's movement was born.
C) women began entering the public sphere in massive numbers.
D) many independent women became dependent, among many other negative and restrictive consequences of the sweeping and empty measure.