Revolution

 

Revolution

Revolution :

The political revolution as a term is to deviate from the current situation and change impulsively driven by dissatisfaction or look better or even anger. Greek philosopher Aristotle described two forms of revolutions in political contexts:
Complete change of the Constitution of another
Amendment to the Constitution in force
The revolution has taught as a social phenomenon by a class or group to change (for speed change Atchetrt), according to the ideology of that class or group, but not in relation to the legal legitimacy and reflects the transfer of power from the ruling class to the rebels layer
The traditional definition of revolution:
The old traditional definition, which was with the launch of the first spark of the French Revolution, which led people to toast and intellectual forefront of regime change by force. Marxists have developed the concept he introduced grilled and Vanguard leaders with a layer of educated workers, called the proletariat.
Contemporary definition of revolution
Definition or concept of modern and contemporary revolution is a complete change to all institutions and government authorities in the former regime to achieve the aspirations of the change in fair and equitable political system and provides all the rights and freedom and the Renaissance Society . The concept of the child or popular revolution is speaking out against the oppressive rule. Popular revolution like the French Revolution of 1789 and the revolutions in Eastern Europe may be in 1989, or a military coup, called these blows that prevailed in Latin America Hakpti fifty years sixties of the twentieth century or against colonial resistance movement as Algerian Revolution (1954-1962).
The military coup is the military power of a Balothob through the heart of the system of government of monopolizing power and personal gain from the seat of power.
Revolution can also mean in the sense of evolution or otherwise eloquent as usual in the field of technology and applied sciences in which the term (revolution) in reference to the revolution in information technology is used.
Revolution in political history:
Revolution is a very important phenomenon in the political history. Revolution is a political movement in the country where people trying to take power in power. This group of revolutionary violence used in the attempt to overthrow their governments. People establish a new government in the country after the overthrow of the previous government. This change is called in the system of government (or leaders in the decision), "Revolution", as it becomes the new authority to govern.
Sometimes, in revolutions, the army is exposed against the power of decision and AOSS authoritarian military rule in the country. In fact, many people start revolutions action, but in the end the military dictatorships. Most revolutions have ended in military governments in Latin America, for example. We believe that the revolution in the history of serious political incident. Most revolutions in the political history of violence. Many revolutions have become one of the revolutionary war and where many innocent people died. The Revolution is a set of economic, social and cultural changes lead to a radical change in the global society.
The most important revolutions in history:
English Revolution in 1689 AD known as the Glorious Revolution.
The American Revolution in 1763.
The French Revolution in 1789 lasted 10 years and ended in 1799.
October Revolution in Russia in 1917
Egyptian Revolution of 1919.
Twenty Revolution in Iraq, 1920
Cuban Revolution 1953-1959
Algerian revolution in 1954
The Iranian revolution in 1979.