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Authors
1 Assitence Professor of History/Arak university
2 Phd in history/ Farhangian University of Arak
Abstract
The Constitutional Revolution and the arrival of new ideas and opinions in Iran, led to many socio-political developments. Various groups of society, such as merchants, were more aware of new thoughts and ideas for reasons such as organized relations with domestic and foreign merchants and, consequently, relations with Western countries. Therefore, they played an important and influential role in the process of the Constitutional Revolution and the establishment of the National Assembly and the establishment of state associations. The present study seeks to investigate the situation of Sultanabad businessmen and their role in the compensation of the Constitutional Revolution and the formation of state associations in this city. The main question is what was the mental state of the merchants of Sultanabad on the eve of the victory of the Constitutional Revolution and what role did they play in the victory of this revolution and the formation of state associations in this province? The following hypothesis is formed on the basis that businessmen due to their special working conditions and relations with other regions of Iran and foreign businessmen were significantly familiar with liberal thinking, and this led to important activities in the field of victory. The Constitutional Revolution and what to do in the formation of state associations
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