Posted by John on Thursday, April 9, 2009 at 11:26am.
Your paragraphs explain the underlying causes that may provoke a revolution, but they do not answer the question of what a revolution IS.
It is, quite simply, a change of government achieved by forceful means, avoiding constitutional processes such as elections. In most cases, it is the replacement of a dictatorial or monarchist government by one that is more representative of public opinion, but this is not always the case. More often than not, it is a switch of dictators.
Instead of saying "More often than not," in the last sentence, I should have said "Quite often,.."
Otherwise, my last two sentences are contradictory.
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