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- Iranian_constitutional_referendum,_1963 abstract "A constitutional referendum was held in Iran on January 26, 1963. Voters were asked to approve or veto the reforms of the White Revolution of 1963, which included giving women the right to vote, making education at the primary level compulsory, and privatising many factories. It was overwhelmingly approved by voters and abolished the feudal landlord-peasant system which angered the country's Islamic clergy.".
- Q4308468 abstract "A constitutional referendum was held in Iran on January 26, 1963. Voters were asked to approve or veto the reforms of the White Revolution of 1963, which included giving women the right to vote, making education at the primary level compulsory, and privatising many factories. It was overwhelmingly approved by voters and abolished the feudal landlord-peasant system which angered the country's Islamic clergy.".
- Iranian_constitutional_referendum,_1963 comment "A constitutional referendum was held in Iran on January 26, 1963. Voters were asked to approve or veto the reforms of the White Revolution of 1963, which included giving women the right to vote, making education at the primary level compulsory, and privatising many factories. It was overwhelmingly approved by voters and abolished the feudal landlord-peasant system which angered the country's Islamic clergy.".
- Q4308468 comment "A constitutional referendum was held in Iran on January 26, 1963. Voters were asked to approve or veto the reforms of the White Revolution of 1963, which included giving women the right to vote, making education at the primary level compulsory, and privatising many factories. It was overwhelmingly approved by voters and abolished the feudal landlord-peasant system which angered the country's Islamic clergy.".