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Cause of Major Revolutions
Restlessness and Unacceptable Restrictions
Cause of Major Revolutions
Hope for a Better Future vs. Forced Acceptance of Less
Cause of Major Revolutions
Growing Bitterness Between Social Classes
Cause of Major Revolutions
Scholars and Thinkers Abandoning the Current Society
Cause of Major Revolutions
Government's Failure to Respond to Society's Needs
Cause of Major Revolutions
Leaders' Doubts and Joining Opposition Groups
Cause of Major Revolutions
Government's Inability to Garner Support
Cause of Major Revolutions
Financial Mismanagement and Heavy Taxation
Course of Revolutions
Impossible Demands Leading to Government's End
Course of Revolutions
Unsuccessful Government Suppression Attempts
Course of Revolutions
Revolutionaries Gaining Power and Unity
Course of Revolutions
Quarrels Among Revolutionaries Leading to Dissolution of Unity
Course of Revolutions
Moderates Failing to Satisfy Those Demanding Further Changes
Course of Revolutions
Power Shifts to Radical Groups
Course of Revolutions
Emergence of a Strong Man with Great Power
Course of Revolutions
Extremists' Attempt to Implement Whole Program and Punish Opponents
Course of Revolutions
Period of Terror
Course of Revolutions
Moderates Regaining Power, Signifying the End of Revolution
Result of Revolution
Changing Ideals with Leadership Changes
Result of Revolution
Achievement of Original Goals and Their Conservation
Result of Revolution
Social Classes that Gained and Lost
Result of Revolution
Changes in Political, Social, and Economic Order of Society
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