Noah Hart - CONDITIONS WHICH SEEM TO BE PRESENT AS CAUSES OF MAJOR REVOLUTION1

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