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 _______________ revolution, there are new faces, ideas, policies, programmes and other changes.

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

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 _______________ revolution, they remove the problematic person and replace him or her with someone of their liking or choosing.