LESSON

What is a Revolution?

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9th grade

Social Studies

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What is a Revolution?

Q.

What are the four characteristics of a revolution?

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dissident elites

mass frustration

shared motivation

state crises

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Q.

What event in history inspired the Shared Motivations of Latin America to revolt against Europe?

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A desire for greater social control as set out due to the Reformation of the Catholic Church.

A desire for independence as set out in the Enlightenment.

Q.

Latin America Revolutionaries were inspired by what movement?

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Enlightenment

Democratic Socialism

Communism

nihilism

Q.

True or False? In a political sense, a revolution is a sudden shift from one form of government to another form of government.

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True

False

Dissident Elite

Dissident: a person who actively challenges an established political or religious system, doctrine, belief, policy, or institution.

Elites: groups that have access to wealth or power of various types or are highly educated and possess important technical or managerial skills

Q.

Which statement about dissident elites is true.

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Dissident elites were poor and dissatisfied with the government

Dissident elites were wealthy, powerful, and educated; they disagreed with the government.

Dissident elites were part of the government.

Q.

When a large percentage of the population feels discontent with the political, social, and economic institutions of its society, the mass frustration of the people may cause them to

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leave and go to another country.

fight against each other.

revolt (rebel) against the government.

Q.

Mass frustration with the government in France during the 1780's was the result of

[Check all that apply]

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over population of people

social inequality

economic difficulties

Too many government rules

Q.

Revolutions that come from shared motivation happen when ...

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large numbers of people, from multiple groups, unite in order to change the government.

only the wealthiest people in the community rise up against the government.

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a single dictator arises to lead the people.

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