Revolution is a fundamental and often abrupt change in political, social, or economic structures, typically resulting in the overthrow of a government or ruling entity. It involves a significant shift in power, ideologies, and processes, often marked by popular uprisings, protests, or significant movements aimed at achieving reform or a complete transformation. The term can also refer to a drastic change in other contexts, such as technological advancements or cultural shifts. Revolutions are characterized by their wide-ranging impacts on society, leading to new systems of governance or societal organization. Historical examples include the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and more recent movements such as the Arab Spring.
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