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What are the traits of revolutions?

andyr2005

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What are the traits of revolutions?

What are the traits of revolutions?

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Society: The Basics, Canadian Edition

Society: The Basics, Canadian Edition

Edition: 6^th

Authors: Macionis, Jansson, Benoit, Burkowicz

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somchaip

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6 years ago

1) rising expectations
2) unresponsive government
3) radical leadership by intellectuals
4) establishing a new legitimacy

andyr2005 Author

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6 years ago

Thanks

andyr2005 Author

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6 years ago

Perfect on my quiz! Thanks

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