How Does a Revolution Differ from a Revolt

question 15

Multiple Choice

How does a revolution differ from a revolt?

• A)Revolts tend to be more violent than revolutions.
• B)Revolts do not result in a fundamental change in government, whereas revolutions do.
• C)Revolts tend to be less violent than revolutions.
• D)Revolts tend to be more ideological, and revolutions tend to be more pragmatic.
• E)Revolts are always right wing in nature, whereas revolutions are always left wing in nature.

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Object Permanence

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