In the 1770s, Iran was a well developed and modernized country. The Author of Persepolis is Marjane Satrapi, she uses images to portrays misery and visual symbolism to show the contrast between modern and fundamentalism in pre-islamic revolution. In the 1780s, a revolution started, “Cultural Revolution” known as the symbolism of capitalism. After the culture revolution changed Iran in great ways, In the very first chapter of Persepolis, "The Veil", veils were the first rule for women after the revolution, and gradually it became obligatory for all the women in Iran. All women were forced to wear veils over their head, as they did not like to wear veils, but they had to because it was now a part of their religion. In the Iranian school
