What Differentiates Modern Revolutions from Older Ones

question 24

Multiple Choice

What differentiates modern revolutions from older ones?

• A)The idea that lower-class anger could be generated by elites and then used to destroy opponents of the existing regime
• B)The idea that lower-class anger could be generated by elites to maintain existing institutions
• C)The idea that lower-class anger could be dissipated by channeling it toward other countries and religions
• D)The idea that lower-class anger could be used to destroy existing institutions, but not to create new ones
• E)The idea that lower-class anger could not just destroy existing institutions, but it could create new ones as well

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Definitions:

Risk

The potential for losing something of value or the uncertainty regarding the outcome of an investment or decision.

Investment Spending

The expenditure on physical assets like buildings, machinery, and equipment which is used to produce goods and services in the future.

Government Policy

Strategies or actions taken by a government to influence its economy or society, which may include laws, regulations, decisions, and actions.

Private Saving

The portion of individuals' or households' income that is not consumed and is instead saved or invested.