How Did Gurr and Gladstone Reconceptualize the Idea of a Modern

question 24

Multiple Choice

How did Gurr and Gladstone reconceptualize the idea of a modern revolution?

• A) As a struggle between social classes
• B) As a desire to destroy the prevailing social order
• C) As a new belief that political struggle can change social and economic structures
• D) As a desire to vent public frustrations and exercise their right to revolt
• E) As an interactive process that occurs over time

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