What month, day, and year did the Egyptian Revolution start?
January 25, 2011
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was the president who lost his power because of the people wanted to end the corruption, injustice, and poor economic conditions.
Hosni Mubarak
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an intensive campaign of civil resistance, including a series of street demonstrations. Events began on 18 December 2010 to the ousting of Longtime President Zine El Abidine.
Tunisian Revolution
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Inheritance of power
Emergency Law
Police Brutality
Election Corruption
Demographic and economic challenges
Economy and poor living conditions
Corruption.
Major Ideas
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What month, day, and year did the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 ended.
Feb 11 2011
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lost their power with the president because of the same reason.
National Democratic Party.
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Government Corruption, Inflation, Unemployment, and Political repression.
Causes for the Tunisian Revolution
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What is the Major Historical Significance?
The 25 January Revolution ushered in a new artistic era reflecting a changed social and political environment.
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Who were the people or group that was involved in the Egyptian Revolution?
National Democratic Party, and the Supreme Council of Armed Forces
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took over Egypt's government after the president, Hosni step down.
The Supreme Council of Armed Forces
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Civil Resistance, Demonstrations, General strikes, self-immolations, and spontaneous uprisings.
Methods
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What sparked the revolution?
Tunisia
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They are fighting against the government because of injustice they have cause.
Rebels
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Overthrow of Ben Ali government
Release of Political Prisoners
Elections to a Constituent Assembly on 23 on October 2011
Dissolution of the political police
Results
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What was another name they called the Egyptian Revolution?
A.K.A Police Day
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Who was the president or dictator during the revolution?
President Zine EL Adidine.
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Subsequent Protests against the interim Islamist-led constituent assembly