Basics and Theory
A shift in power.
What is a revolution?
The first independent country in the "new world".
What is the American Revolution?
This person had a broadway musical written about them.
Who is Alexander Hamilton?
The song used by the main revolutionary organization during the Phillipine revolution.
What is Alerta Katipunan?
A shift in the way which power is distributed within a society.
What is a political revolution?
A political scientist who theorized that revolutions were like a fever.
Who is Crane Brinton?
The revolution with cake.
What is the French Revolution?
Who is Jose Rizal?
A foundational document from the French Revolution.
What is The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen?
The ability to control how resources are distributed.
What is economic power?
The second stage of revolutions (according to the fever model) defined by protests and rebellions.
What is the First Stage?
The revolution which created first country founded by formerly enslaved people.
What is the Haitian Revolution?
What is the National Assembly?
A document that asserted a formal separation of Britain and America.
What is the Declaration of Independence
The ability to influence peoples lives by controlling the what is acceptable and/or popular.
What is cultural power?
What is the crisis stage -or- control of extremists -or- reign of terror?
The revolution that shifted the dominant economic system from feudalism to capitalism.
What is the Industrial Revolution?
Who is Marquis Lafayette?
An economist who wrote about The Conditions of the Working Class in England.
Who is Friedrich Engles? (or just Engels)
The legitimate power held by experts in their field.
What is authority? (Or epistemic aurthority)
A shift in power that largely involves non-political power such as economic, technological, or cultural power.
What is a social revolution?
The revolution that resulted in one colonizing force being replaced by a different colonizing force.
What is the Philippine Revolution?
This person fought alongside Troussaint Louverture before defecting to the french, handing Louberture to them, then defecting back and fighting against Napoleon.
Who is Jean-Jaques Dessalines?
An American revolutionary and founding father who was not happy with slaves in Haiti revolting and wanting freedom.
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
A type of revolution lead by Indigenous groups against their non-Indigenous oppressors.
What is a decolonial revolution?