The Distinction Between a Civil War and a Revolution

question 101

Multiple Choice

The distinction between a civil war and a revolution

• A)is easily determined during the conflict.
• B)is that civil wars always lead to large-scale social change whereas revolutions do not.
• C)depends on the outcome of the struggle.
• D)is that civil wars always involve changes in the distribution of power in society whereas revolutions do not.

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