Which of the following was a primary goal of Khomeini's repressive tactics in Iran?
A. to abolish the position of Islamic jurists
B. the division of Islamic governance
C. to strengthen alliance with the U.S.
D. to secure Iran against outside aggression
E. to weaken the power of conservative religious leaders
D
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