What is revolution?

Revolution best describes a ______________

• complete change

• a different setting

• a change of setting

• all of the above

The word revolution derives from

• the French word 'Revolutio'

• the Latin word 'Revolutio'

• the Spanish word 'Revolutio'

• the Arabic word 'Revolutio'

There are _________ main categories of revolution.

• two

• three

• four

• five

The main categories of revolution are;

• creative and uncreative

• creative, uncreative and conservative

• creative, uncreative, conservative and unconservative

• 2 & 3

In a (a)   revolution, there are new faces, ideas, policies, programmes and other changes.

In the (a)   revolution, there are new faces, but they adopt the old ideas, policies and programmes from those who were there before.

A (a)   Implies a change which is slow and gradual, peaceful and non-radical. This change involves compromise.

Examples of revolution include;

• Haitian, Cuban and European Revolution

• Agrarian, England and Industrial Revolution

• Industrial, Cuban and Mexican Revolution

• Agrarian, Haitian and Cuban Revolution

The cause of a revolution in any country is

• the need for a sameness whether social, political or otherwise.

• the need for a change whether social, political or otherwise.

• the need for a regression whether social, political or otherwise.

• all of the above

In a (a)   revolution, they remove the problematic person and replace him or her with someone of their liking or choosing.