15 POINTS and BRAINLIEST What role did religious differences play in the Iranian revolution and the Iran-Iraq War?

For the Iranian Revolution, the question of a secular versus religious government was of concern. The government being overthrown was a more secular and Western influence was there. In the Iraq-Iran War, it was a difference of religious sides within Islam. Iraq is more Sunni and Iran is more Shi'a.

Explanation:

Using the rhetoric of the nascent Islamic Republic to Iraq’s advantage, Saddam had the necessary conditions available to garner support and manipulate the masses, including his Arab neighbors. The influence of religion on politics was deeply strategic and helped facilitate adherence to Saddam’s strategy of invasion and war.

Explanation:

b is correct

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